Sign up for Kwambo golf day: Loads of prizes up for grabs

Sign up for Kwambo golf day: Loads of prizes up for grabs
Kwambonambi Golf Club is the place to be this Saturday, 21 June, as Zululand's master wrestler Phillip Vorster aims to raise funds for an upcoming competition.
He is set to compete at the SA Masters Wrestling Championships in July.
All are welcome and encouraged to take their swing on the course in a bid to win the top spot.
With an entry fee of R250, the competition commences at 8.30am.
Serious about not 'coursing' around, call Fafs on 078 2470118 to book your spot.
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