
The BMF (Builders Merchants Federation) has raised £12,250 for its charity partners, The Educational Frontier Trust (TEFT) and the Maddie Rose Foundation, after a special fundraising event held at JCB Golf and Country Club.
Teams of four from BMF member companies battled it out on the fairway with prizes awarded at an end-of-day presentation including raffle and barbecue.
The event started with breakfast and players enjoyed complimentary refreshments at the Halfway House sponsored by The Journey Consultancy.
At the ninth hole, players teed up against the club professional, for ‘Beat the Pro,’ sponsored by NMBS, with six of them emerging victorious.
At the close of play, participants a complimentary drink and ‘rolling’ barbecue buffet sponsored by Browns Builders Merchants and Descartes UK Systems were served.
The day ended with the presentation of prizes:
Best team (sponsored by Heidelberg Materials): Browns Builders Merchants – Neal Myers, Jeremy Wheeler, Joe Wheeler, Paul White
Highest individual score: James Redfearn, Descartes Systems UK
Nearest pin: Gary Rosier-Taylor, Descartes Systems UK
Longest drive (sponsored by Lecico Bathrooms): Adam Reading
And the prize draw, which included prizes such as 4-Ball at Horsley Lodge Golf Couse, a Beta 128 Assortment tool set, a bundle of Amazon vouchers, a Fortnum & Mason ‘Kir Royale’ gift set, a £50 Clubhouse Golf voucher and a Makita 18c brushless twin pack
Raffle prizes were generously donated by Browns Builders Merchants, EngineersMate, leading resolutions, Lecico Cathrooms, Makita and UK Plumbing Supplies.
BMF CEO John Newcomb said: “The BMF Charity Golf Day is an important fund-raiser for our charity partners which also provides opportunities to strengthen relationships across membership.
“Our heartiest congratulations go to all the winners and our heartfelt thanks to everyone who took part in the event, particularly to JCB for their generous support and for hosting us at one of the most beautiful golf courses in the UK.”