Get ready to swing into action for a fantastic cause!🏌️‍♂️

Join the neospace Golf League and participate in three thrilling rounds of golf on our indoor Trackman Simulator. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a novice golfer, this fundraiser promises fun, competition, and a chance to make a difference for a great local charity.

DF Communications have kindly sponsored the league and will be providing fantastic prizes for nearest the pin and longest drive in Round 3, as well as a prize for the overall league winner.

You can play all your rounds in one visit or spread them out at your convenience—the league runs from 29th October to 6th December, so there’s plenty of time to fit in your rounds!

Round 1: Casa De Campo 'Teeth of the Dog'

Round 2: St Andrews Links Old Course

Round 3: Lofoten Links

Stableford points system. 9 holes per round.

Entry Fees (2-ball):

£30 for non-members

£15 for internal neospace and neogym members

The golf sim can be booked anytime between 8am-5pm Monday-Friday for non-members.

For neo members, it can be booked anytime between 6am-9pm Monday-Friday, and 8am-4pm on weekends.

League Sign-Up:

Once you have made your donation, register for the league here: https://tm-short.me/FfeSf93 (Please enter your Scottish Golf handicap).

You can then book your golf sim slots by emailing claire@neo-space.com - please quote "winter league" in your email.

Note: You must have a Trackman account to play.

For any questions or assistance, contact Claire at claire@neo-space.com

Let's make this fundraiser a hole-in-one for charity! ⛳️🌟

About UCAN:

UCAN has been set up as a charity dedicated to raising awareness of urological cancers, and improving support and quality of life for people and families who are affected.

On 25 April 2024 UCAN launched a new £2.5 million appeal, our goal is to fund the SURE Unit (Swift Urological Response and Evaluation) (formerly the Rapid Diagnostic Centre) at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary. The SURE Unit aims to enable patients with a suspected urological cancer to be seen quicker, and to have all of their scans and/or diagnostic procedures during a single visit to hospital. The SURE Unit aims to significantly reduce the time to diagnosis, which will improve cancer treatment outcomes and reduce anxiety for patients and their families across the North of Scotland.