Let’s club together to beat prostate cancer.
Proud to support Prostate Cancer UK in raising awareness and funds to beat prostate cancer.
Let’s club together to beat prostate cancer.
Prostate cancer exists in every golf club. It's the most common cancer in men, affecting thousands of dads, uncles, brothers, partners and best mates in your golf club or society.
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1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime.
Here are some facts from Prostate Cancer UK about prostate cancer in the United Kingdom.
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“I’m proud to have the iconic ‘Man of Men’ logo stitched on my bag.”
Prostate Cancer UK have done a fantastic job in raising awareness of the disease within the golf community – but there’s still a lot more work to be done.The disease sadly still exists in every golf club, and one man dies from prostate cancer every 45 minutes. When I first heard that stat in particular, I was shocked – that’s one man every three holes, or six men over the time it takes to complete a round of golf.
What it means to us
"Prostate Cancer UK raised almost £2m across golf in 2022 but we can’t put a price on the life-changing role our events have played upon others, with around ten men, at our last count, diagnosed after reacting to my story and visiting their GP. I’ve had grown men charge across the golf course and thank me. Many have told me they have been diagnosed with prostate cancer, but that they are having treatment. They are so grateful., some have said, I saved their lives, that’s priceless." - John Brownless
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