A golf day has raised £7,500 for Southampton’s new heart failure unit.
Now in its fifteenth year, Remedy Oak Golf Club’s annual event saw 84 players competing to support renovations at the University Hospital Southampton’s D2 ward.
Funds were amassed through a charity auction and raffle.
The unit aims to become the UK’s leading heart failure facility.
Heartbeat team praised as golf day raises £7,500 for heart unit (Image: Heartbeat) Hi-Acre Construction was triumphant, winning the Jim Monro Memorial Trophy, ‘Longest Drive’, and ‘Nearest the Pin.’
C Ford Plastering and James Munce’s second team secured second and third places, respectively.
Luke Donnelly of Liberty Leasing won the ‘Beat the Pro’ prize.
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Mark Ind, CEO of Heartbeat, said: “Remedy Oak Golf Club have been a loyal supporter to Heartbeat for over 15 years.
“The D2 unit will provide life-saving care to so many patients, and the money raised will make such an enormous impact.”
He expressed gratitude to sponsors including Peter Cooper Motor Group, Brown & Brown Insurance, and Lee Peck Media.
