Landmark Information Group supports The Royal National Lifeboat Institution

Landmark Information Group entered two teams in to The Royal National Lifeboat Institution’s, Northampton branch, annual golf day on Tuesday 17th June at Northampton Golf Club.

Team ‘Landmark/NLS’ was made up of members of Northampton Law Society (NLS), Tom Kings (Tollers Solicitors), Bryan Hardman (Stetmans Solicitors), David Browne, (Hewitsons) and Phil Smith (Administrator – NLS)

Team ‘Landmark 1’, comprised of Paul Moyses and Stuart Whalley (IndexPI), Martin John (PIE) and the intrepid and talented Rob Phillipson (Head of Sales – Landmark Information Group).

In total there were seventeen 4-ball teams that took part, both Onesearch Direct and Shoosmiths Solicitors also entered teams, with players coming from as far afield as Ely, Birmingham and Bristol, as well as more locally from Kettering and Northampton.

The weather was fantastic and the teams were able to complete their rounds of the Harlestone course in glorious sunshine before gathering in the clubhouse for dinner and prize-giving.

The winning team was Landmark NLS with a score of 82 points which was achieved after a slow start and a points haul of 16 points on the final four holes.

The winning team members each received a Lifeboats medal and their prize from RNLI regional fundraising manager Terry James.

In addition, Tom Kings also picked up the prize for being nearest to the pin on the 9^th hole.

Jeff Sutherland-Kay, chair of the RNLI’s Northampton branch, said “We have been running an annual golf day since 2006 and the wonderful support of a number of commercial sponsors makes it all possible. The golfers have a great day out playing this lovely course and support the RNLI at the same time. So everyone is a winner.”

The RNLI is a charity and is funded by voluntary donations, with approximately a third coming from fundraising activities such as this years’ Golf Day which raised over £2100.