Chapman host Nomads

will be channelled to charitable organisations throughout the country. Nomads, the country’s elite golf society, will give back to the community after the members decided to help the less privileged. A field of 248 golfers is expected to take part in the 43rd event that will start early in the morning. Nomads’ national chairman Enock Moyo is hopeful that this year’s event will be a bigger and better tournament.
“Last year we managed to support some charitable organisations, which were above ten, and we are looking forward to surpassing the number.”

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