Porsche Golf Cup 2022
27/9/2022
The annual Porsche Golf Tournament brings together Porsche owners and like-minded enthusiasts for a day of premium golf in a great location each year. Earlier this month on Monday 12 September the Lough Erne Resort hosted the final of the Porsche Cup 2022. Pairs from each of the Porsche Centres qualified during the summer via their own regional centre golf competitions.
A great day was had by all in the stunning surroundings, it was great to see so many new visitors to Northern Ireland and the excellent facilities on offer for the annual event. A massive congratulations to Joe Bland & Andrew McLaughlin from one of our sistering dealers in the Stratstone group, Porsche Centre Sutton Coldfield, who finished in first place and who left the Irish shores with the trophy.
We would like to thank Lough Erne Resort for their fabulous hospitality to our competition winners, their guests, and our hosts. We also would like to thank Jez Ainsworth and his team for organising an incredible event. We look forward to next years Porsche Golf Cup.
If you are a Porsche customer and are interested in being a part of future golfing events, please contact a member of our team by phone on 01204 559 911 or email info@porschebolton.co.uk
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