Eighty customers of Deceuninck and VBH enjoyed wall-to-wall sunshine at this year’s annual Golf Day at the Bowood PGA Golf Course in Wiltshire in July, with a team from Window Warehouse winning the team prize.
Guests were also introduced to Deceuninck’s new general manager, Darren Woodcock, who has picked up the reins from Rob McGlennon. Rob has stepped into a new leadership role as commercial director.
Returning to the clubhouse, golfers reported that the recent heavy rain had slowed the course, which made competition tough.
With 94 points, a team from Window Warehouse took the top prize: Remi Cake, David Heath, Mark Russell and Daniel Reader.
Remi Cake also won the individual prize with 40 points, while Daniel Reader won Nearest the Pin on the 17th. Andrew Lewis recorded the longest drive on the 3rd.
A team from MB Frames won second place with 87 points: Paul Young, Phil Purnell, Andy Burns and Tim Drewery.
And a team from Spectral Windows and Central Windows took third place with 86 points: Gary Morton, Tom Redfern, Phil Redfern and Trevor Rodwell.
Prizes were presented by Dries Moors, Deceuninck’s European managing director.
Golfers also faced an extra challenge on the 2nd hole, where they had to navigate a series of trick shots presented by professional Dean Davis, including high tee-shots and bouncy ball antics.
“As with previous years, The Deceuninck VBH Golf Day is a highlight of the social calendar, and I’m glad that so many people could join us to celebrate another successful year,” Rob said. “While some business was conducted, the Golf Day is also a great opportunity to unwind and catch up socially.”
