The Zimbabwe Ladies Golf Union (ZLGU) is set to host a president's fundraising golf day next month to mobilise funds to help develop women golf in Zimbabwe.
The fundraiser is scheduled to take place on March 7 at the Country Club Harare.
The ZLGU is the governing body for ladies’ golf in Zimbabwe, responsible for promoting and developing the sport across the country.
The organization provides opportunities for ladies of all ages and skill levels to participate in golf tournaments, training programs and social events.
The charity event aims to raise funds to support the growth, development and travel expenses of ladies’ golf in Zimbabwe, and providing opportunities for them to develop their skills and compete at a high level.
“Most of the funds raised will be used for junior golf development of the girl child to support their travel expenses to different tournament countrywide. With growing interest in the sport from the girls from underprivileged, we find that our resources stretched,” ZLGU President Olivia Nyamwanza said.
“We invite everyone to join us for a memorable day on the green where every swing count towards a brighter future for our young girls to excel in the sport and giving back to our needy communities,” Nyamwanza added.
The event entry fee is $50 per person and $200 per team.
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The President's Fundraising Day will bring together golf fans, stakeholders and supporters for a fun filled of golf.
The ZLGU is dedicated to promoting and encourage healthy living in ladies through the enjoyable game of golf.
