Bath Cancer Unit Support Group Charity Golf Day
Bath Cancer Unit Support Group’s Charity Golf Day, held on 5 June 2026 at Chippenham Golf Club, proved to be a fantastic day of golf, fundraising and friendship, with 25 teams and 100 golfers taking part.
held on 5 June 2026 at Chippenham Golf Club, proved to be a fantastic day of golf, fundraising and friendship, with 25 teams and 100 golfers taking part.
Bath Cancer Unit Support Group Charity Golf Day a Great Success at Chippenham Golf Club
Bath Cancer Unit Support Group’s Charity Golf Day, Raising money for vital equipment, enhanced facilities, and essential services for cancer services.
Bath Cancer Unit Support Group Charity Golf Day a Great Success at Chippenham Golf Club
Bath Cancer Unit Support Group’s Charity Golf Day, held on 5 June 2026 at Chippenham Golf Club, proved to be a fantastic day of golf, fundraising and friendship, with 25 teams and 100 golfers taking part.
Thanks to the hard work of Ian Gray and his team of helpers — Andy, Gindy and Andy — the event ran smoothly from start to finish and was a huge success both on and off the course.
Each player received a selection of Bath Cancer Unit Support Group branded gifts, including a golf shoe bag containing a water bottle, pitch repair tool, golf tees and marker. The weather was also on our side, staying cool but dry throughout the day, creating perfect conditions for a full day of golf and plenty of good-natured banter between the teams.
Among those taking part were “The Pompey Lads”, who made the journey from Portsmouth for the fifth year running, continuing their loyal support for the event.
The day was very much designed as a fun golf day, with a number of extra challenges adding to the entertainment. Golfers had the chance to win a brand-new car by scoring a hole-in-one on a designated hole, while another hole featured a novelty challenge where players had to spin a wheel to find out which club they had to use — with some slightly unusual choices included!
Away from the fairways, fundraising continued throughout the day. An online auction featured generous donations from a number of golf clubs, each offering vouchers for rounds of golf, alongside donated tickets for seats at top football clubs. A raffle was also held, with more than 30 prizes kindly donated by local businesses.
The day concluded with a presentation dinner and awards ceremony, which was a memorable occasion in itself. As the results were announced, the lively banter between the teams provided plenty of laughs and rounded off the event in great style.
During the evening, Sue Oliver gave a short but important presentation about the work of the charity, highlighting in particular the importance of men speaking to their doctor about PSA testing and prostate cancer awareness.
The catering throughout the day was first class, and Bath Cancer Unit Support Group would like to thank Chippenham Golf Club for the excellent help, service and hospitality provided by the club and its staff.
