Adelaide golfers tee up funds to help sick kids

Adelaide golfers can hit the green and do their bit to help sick kids with X-Golf’s inaugural Starlight Scramble running for the next month across three great locations.

Formed from a new partnership between X-Golf and the Starlight Foundation, the initiative will take place until the end of October with the national goal of funding five life-changing Starlight Wishes.

At a cost of $7,500 per wish, X-Golf’s sights are set high, but they’re confident punters will join in to support the little ones of the local community.

X-Golf’s Peter Nolan said that when sick kids’ worlds are filled with hospitals and treatments, a Starlight Wish is an incredible gift of happiness.

“It’s a cause that’s close to our hearts here at X-Golf and we’re pleased to work together to help these families leave the pain of illness behind for a moment to enjoy more of what matters most.”

There are 25 participating X-Golf locations Australia-wide where golfers can hit for the happiness of Starlight kids including Marion, West Lakes and the newly opened Windsor Gardens location.

When entering, Starlight Scramble participants must pass on the $70 savings from the discounted simulator hire to the Foundation for four players to enjoy a nine-hole scramble, plus go in the draw to win other great prizes.


For more information:

xgolf.com.au

 

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