BITA Golf Day bookings open

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- 17 Jul 2008 ( #369 )
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The British Industrial Truck Association will hold its annual Golf Day on September 9th at the popular Moor Hall Golf Club in Sutton Coldfield, the venue for the past five years.

The gathering will follow the 18-hole individual playing format for the 'Razor' salver, while teams of three or four will compete in the team stableford.

The event is open to representatives and employees of BITA members and customers, suppliers and consultants or representatives of organisations within and associated with the industry.

Non-playing guests are also welcome.

Association secretary general James Clark says the event is sponsored by Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks and will include a putting competition and a prize-giving dinner.

The cost of participation is GBP80 plus VAT, while non-playing guests will be charged GBP40 plus VAT for the dinner.

Any enquiries can be directed to mailto:James.Clark@bita.org.uk
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