MADDIE ROSE FOUNDATION
GOLFERS AND DINERS DIG DEEP AT FOUNDATION FUNDRAISING EVENT
Maddie Rose Golf Day and Dinner brings together industry leaders to support future talent in the building materials sector
M
ore than 100 golfers took to the fairways of the iconic Brabazon Course in Sutton Coldfield, for the Maddie Rose Golf Day for a day
of competition, networking and fundraising in support of the Maddie Rose Foundation. The 110 golfers embraced the event’s signature yellow theme, sporting a variety of yellow shirts, shorts and this year’s must-have accessory, the Maddie Rose Foundation yellow bucket hats, sponsored by T King Associates, as they tackled the renowned par-72, 7,255-yard Brabazon Course.
Following the golf, guests gathered for the Yellow Tie Dinner, attended by 190 people.
Diners were welcomed by Maddie Rose Foundation trustee Steve Durdant-Hollamby, whose moving introduction explained the background to both the Foundation and the Golf Day.
The evening was hosted by television presenter Mark Durden-Smith, and featured prize presentations, a raffle, a lively auction and entertainment, all helping to raise vital funds for the Maddie Rose Foundation.
Through team entries, raffle ticket sales, bucket hat purchases and auction proceeds, the Maddie Rose Golf Day and Yellow Tie Dinner raised an impressive £25,000 for the Maddie Rose Foundation. BMJ
Competition Winners
Best Team Winner: Lords
Second Place: Team Knauf Third Place: Minster Insulation
Best Individual
Winner: Ricky Coakley (47 points) Second Place: Jamie Herd (46 points)
Joint Third Place: Dean Hayward and Craig Egan (42 points)
Longest Drive
Huw Wilkes, Team Knauf Nearest the Pin
Tom Drage, Team Holcim
Of the six golfers who successfully Beat the Pro, Keystone Lintels’ Chris Hemmington-Green was selected as the overall winner. Team Scott Parnell took home the Best Dressed Golfer award, while Team Knauf was victorious in the Yellow Ball Challenge, one of only four teams to keep hold of their designated ball throughout all 18 holes.
June 2026
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