On the Longest Day, we will take on 72 holes of golf in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support — a challenge that is deeply personal to us. I have lost two grandparents to cancer, both taken far too quickly. Their deaths left a huge toll on our family and our community. My granda loved watching me play golf. Some of my best memories are of him standing by the fairway, proud and encouraging, sharing in the passion and enjoyment I found in the game. We are also inspired by the hundreds of people across the country taking part in this challenge, many with their own personal stories of loss and courage. Cancer has affected all of us in some way, and that is why we are committing to this challenge together. Playing 72 holes in one day will test us physically and mentally. It means walking for hours, pushing through fatigue, and staying focused from the first tee shot to the final putt. But our discomfort is nothing compared to what people facing cancer endure every day. Our goal is to raise as much as we can to support those fighting cancer and to help fund vital research. As young people still in school, we also want to raise awareness in our community and show that our generation can make a difference. We are playing in memory, in hope, and in support of everyone affected by cancer. … Read less

On the Longest Day, we will take on 72 holes of golf in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support — a challenge that is deeply personal to us. I have lost two grandparents to cancer, both taken far too quickly. Their deaths left a huge toll on our family and … Read more