Golf2Cure 2022

A sensational day out on the green for a wonderful cause

The Golf2Cure Neuroblastoma will be held on Friday, 25th Feb at the beautiful St Michael’s Golf Club, Little Bay. 

We have now sold out of tickets but 4 tickets may become available so contact [email protected]

The Course

St Michael's Golf Club Jennifer Street, along the shores of Little Bay, about 13 km south of Sydney. The course is a testing par 72, which over the past 20 years has hosted the Australian P.G.A. and the N.S.W. Open. St.Michael’s stands amongst Australia’s best golf courses, recently ranked as one of New South Wales top ten, and holds a national ranking amongst the top fifty.

The aim of the day is to have fun, increase awareness of neuroblastoma and to raise $20,000 for research into this devastating childhood cancer so better treatments can be developed.

Professional Long Drive Golfer Steffan Scutti

2019 Australian Long Drive Champion

Meet long drive pro Steffan at Golf2Cure 2022. His longest drive to date in competition is an impressive 412m! He will be on course during our event to help you achieve your longest drive or perhaps take a drive for you with your donation.

Ways you can help

Research is vital to improving survival rates of neuroblastoma. We believe all children deserve the chance to grow-up and need the community to ensure we get to our goal.

1. Buy a ticket
2. Invite a client, colleague or friend
3. Get a team together. Why not use it as a team building day with a difference or use as a special treat?
4. Sponsor the event. There is a range of branding opportunities you or your company can get involved in.
5. Donate an auction item so even more funds can be raised for children’s cancer.

Sponsorship

As a small charity, the support of our business partners allows us to produce high quality events and achieve our aim of funding ground breaking research into better treatments for the children's cancer neuroblastoma.

If you or your business would like to provide prizes or become a sponsor of the event, please contact our president Lucy Jones.