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Post People - 4th Revolution Corporate Pairs Challenge at Blackwell Golf Club

A corporate pairs challenge day and charity fundraiser welcomed 64 golfers to Blackwell Golf Club in Bromsgrove

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

10:30, 23 SEP 2021
Updated10:35, 23 SEP 2021

4th Revolution Corporate Pairs Challenge at Blackwell Golf Club (Image: Jonathan Hipkiss)1 of 12
Lloyd Moore, Mark Simpson, Thomas Shiels, Mark Barber (Image: Jonathan Hipkiss)2 of 12
Gary Lynch, Andy Mullen, Trevor Perry, Joe Ryan (Image: Jonathan Hipkiss)3 of 12
Richard Horton, Neil Currie, Darren Gwynne, Keith Ross (Image: Jonathan Hipkiss)4 of 12
Martin Quinney, Paul Dukes Thomas, Barrie Viner, Graham Hill (Image: Jonathan Hipkiss)5 of 12
Gary Lynch, Andy Mullen, Trevor Perry, Joe Ryan (Image: Jonathan Hipkiss)6 of 12
Andy George, Craig Cooksley, Tony Eccleston, Leslie Hepsworth (Image: Jonathan Hipkiss)7 of 12
Jamie Rodden, Chris Ball, Simon Adams, Josh Meekin (Image: Jonathan Hipkiss)8 of 12
Joe Byrne, Shaun O’Leary, Pete Sanford, Ian Stringer (Image: Jonathan Hipkiss)9 of 12
Matt Kind, Jonathan Roden, Richard Healy, Martin Cummings (Image: Jonathan Hipkiss)10 of 12
Richard Walker, Ben Dudley, Neil Ridding, Mike Hiley (Image: Jonathan Hipkiss)11 of 12
Andy George, 4th Revolution, Gary Lynch, longest drive winner and Jamie Rodden, Sheridan Maine (Image: Jonathan Hipkiss)12 of 12

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