Sport, local sport,
A fifth year golf event this week aims to break the magical six-figure mark for charity. The women’s Pink on the Green Classic, which also includes a separate competition for men called “One Cause,” has been collecting donations for the Albury Wodonga Regional Cancer Center since 2016. Last year was canceled due to COVID. “So far we’ve raised more than $ 66,000 and our goal is $ 100,000,” revealed Organizing Committee member Jenny Garner. A full field of participants took part in the three days of competition, which start on Tuesday at the Commercial Albury Golf Club, followed by the Thurgoona Country Club Resort and the Wodonga Golf Club. Wodonga will also host a near the pin shootout on Friday night, where contestants will pay for the chance to win a $ 500 prize. This is run as a “party” hole directly behind the clubhouse. ALSO IN SPORTS: It runs 90 minutes from 5.30 p.m. Our journalists work hard to provide the community with local, breaking news. Here’s how you can still access our trusted content:
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November 15, 2021 – 13:04
A fifth year golf event this week aims to break the magical six-figure mark for charity.
Last year was canceled due to COVID.
“So far we’ve raised more than $ 66,000 and our goal is $ 100,000,” revealed Organizing Committee member Jenny Garner.
A full field of participants took part in the three days of competition, which start on Tuesday at the Commercial Albury Golf Club, followed by the Thurgoona Country Club Resort and the Wodonga Golf Club.
Wodonga will also host a near the pin shootout on Friday night, where contestants will pay for the chance to win a $ 500 prize.
This is run as a “party” hole directly behind the clubhouse.
It lasts 90 minutes from 5.30 p.m.
Our journalists work hard to provide the community with local, breaking news. Here’s how you can still access our trusted content: