Karingal’s Hundred Hole Hike is coming up soon, and this year it’s not just about the extreme golfing. The day will be rounded off with some great entertainment at Music to a Tee. Kicking off from 3.45pm on Friday 22nd January, Rod Quantock will host an evening of music and comedy featuring Australian music greats the Backsliders featuring Dom Turner and Rob Hirst (Midnight Oil), and the masterful Stephen Cummings.
The Hundred Hole Hike & Music to a Tee 2016 – a great opportunity to show your support for Karingal and the JMB Foundation, and have a great night out.
See the full lineup and book your tickets here: Music to a Tee – Hundred Hole Hike
The action happens at 13th Beach Golf Links, where golfing enthusiasts will take up a challenge to play 100 holes of golf in one day – without using a cart. It’s for a great cause, in support of Karingal, a Geelong-based not-for-profit organisation dedicated to improving the lives of people with a disability. Participants can also support an additional cause, and we are pleased that Josh Fisher has chosen, for a second year, to raise funds for the JMB Foundation as well.
You can support JMB and Karingal by supporting Josh. If you’d like to help, you can make a tax deductible donation via Karingal’s website. Make sure you select Josh Fisher from the list in the “Player Supporting” box.
Now in its fourth year, the Karingal HHH is the only event of its kind in Australia and we are delighted that Josh is dedicating his efforts towards raising money for Karingal and JMB Foundation’s Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) programs.
Grab your tickets for Music to a Tee – Hundred Hole Hike and you’ll be helping us, and Karingal, to help young people suffering from ABI.