At a recent fund raising event for Macmillan Cancer Support, held at Ladybank Golf Club, members and coaches of the Scottish Disability Golf Partnership took first and third places in a stableford team event. Bill Dickman of East Fife and Steve Cunningham of West Lothian took first place and Jim Gales of North East Fife and Bob Provan of Central Fife managed a third spot.

The main aim of the day however, was to raise funds for the Macmillan Cancer support and the teams present and the support of a Silent Auction and some donations managed to realise some £2,500 for the charity. 

Steve Cunningham said, "it was great to play such a prestigious course and on such a fine day. We all enjoyed our golf and to raise such a good total for such a worthwhile cause, concluded a great day all round. The event coordinator Caroline and the team at Macmillan do a great job and deserve all our support." 

Macmillan exists to help improve the lives of people living with cancer and their families and carers. 1 in 3 of us will get cancer and we are all affected. We are a source of support. We've set ourselves an impressive ambition. Our primary goal is to reach and improve the lives of everyone living with cancer. Find out how we're achieving this and what the future holds at http://www.macmillan.org.uk/

The Scottish Disability Golf Partnership is the only group in Scotland which actively encourages and involves anyone of any age, with a disability, serious health problem or mobility issue and their coaches, who wish to play golf and includes amputees, the blind, deaf, those with learning difficulties, downs syndrome, stroke and heart attack victims, wheelchair users and anyone with other similar issues, who wish to learn or play the sport.