Golf can be a difficult game, both physically and mentally. Why make the sport any harder than it is already? That’s not a thought that crossed The Golf Trust founder Cae Menai-Davis’ mind when he scrambled a team together to play golf for 24 hours straight – a full day without stopping for a rest, not even a little one on a bench beside the tee. When your aim is to raise money for a good cause, you have to do something really challenging – and ‘Project 24’ was most certainly that.
Earlier this summer, eight amateur golfers set off for Lofoten Links to complete the challenge. The target figure? £24,000, with the funds raised going towards purchasing Paragolfers – a specialist vehicle that enables a user the life-changing experience of being able to stand up to play golf.
