The Silverstone Golf Cup
21/11/2019
At the end of the summer Porsche Centre Silverstone held their annual Silverstone Cup at Hellidon Lakes Golf Club.
The Silverstone Cup has been popular amongst our customers and staff for a number of years and this year Mr Gavin Aris won the competition with an impressive score of 1420 points, 80 points clear of his nearest rival.
The trophy presented to Mr Aris is sponsored by Porsche Centre Silverstone and consists of fifteen medal and major events played over the season.
Our Parts Advisor Ted Craig, who has never missed a competition, explained that this year was one of the best and closest competitions there has been and the course played beautifully. Ted added “I was slightly disappointed to narrowly miss out on the win myself, but my congratulations go to Mr Aris who was in top form!”
If you would like to get involved in the tournament next year, or for any further information, please contact a member of the team on 01327 355 911 or email info@porschesilverstone.co.uk .
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