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Hole in one to a tee

20/11/2014

From left, Phillip McMillan, Steve Shutt, Narre Warren Rotary president Lyn Pickering and Casey Mayor Mick Morland. 130505 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

TIME for a little bit of golf.
Tomorrow (Friday) the Rotary Club of Narre Warren is holding its Golf Day at Berwick Montuna Golf Club, featuring a $10,000 Hole in One.
The City of Casey has thrown its support behind the event with Mayor Mick Morland planning to make it down to the course in time for the tee off.

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