A small Cumbrian golf club has raised more than £6,500 for charity.
Alston Moor Golf Club held a Prostate Cancer UK open competition on Friday, September 5, working out at nearly £100 for every one of their 67 members.
Despite the club's modest size, 80 pairs from across the region participated in the event, battling the course, which is the highest in England.
The course, located more than 1,400ft above sea level, presents a significant test to amateur golfers.
Dan Walker, TV presenter playing off scratch, filmed himself playing the 17th hole for his 'Pennine Adventure' TV programme, completing it in two shots.
Elaine Brown and Christine Walton, club members, demonstrated their knowledge on the course.
They secured 48 points, four points ahead of their closest competitors, David Rutherford and Yung Me Butterworth.
Since its inception in 2019, the annual competition has raised more than £25,000 for Prostate Cancer UK.
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