Porsche Golf Cup National Final at The Belfry
24/9/2018
On Monday 17 September, Porsche Centre Nottingham attended the Porsche Golf Cup National Final at the award-winning Belfry Hotel and Resort.
Two guests from 40 Porsche Centres across the UK, who all qualified for the National Final, were playing for a chance to represent the UK in the World Final in Mallorca next year. Mark King and Maria Taylor who were representing Nottingham played outstandingly and have successfully qualified for the World Final.
Centre Principal Michael Mason commented “Congratulations to Mark and Maria who played fantastically throughout the day and truly deserved to qualify for the World Final! Good luck for next year”.
Please call 0115 986 0911 or email info@porschenottingham.co.uk for more information on how to get involved next year.
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