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2015 Second City Golf Charity Pro-Am tournament goes with a swing

Birmingham golfers took to the tees at Little Aston Golf Club for the 2015 Second City Golf Charity Pro-Am tournament

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04:00, 12 SEP 2015

2015 Second City Golf Charity Pro-Am tournament

Winning team, Brewin Dolphin - George Kennedy, Craig Swinburn, Jonathan Thompson, Geoff Hands, Marita Roxburgh, Jilly Cosgrove and David Smith, at the 2015 Second City Golf Charity Pro-Am tournament.

Birmingham golfers took to the tees at the 2015 Second City Golf Charity Pro-Am tournament to raise money for their charities, Prostate Cancer ��Ƶ and The Norman Laud Association.

, brought together professional and amateur golfers for an entertaining day at .

, supported by professional golfer , won the Rod Davies Memorial Bowl with 85 points. Matthew Cort, from Beedles Lake, won the professional prize with 42 points, six under for the day.

Second City celebrates 50 years in 2016.

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