Tour player and will play with every four-ball on hole number five par three.
The touring professional is looking forward to raise funds for junior golf development throughout the country.
Cairns is a product of junior development programmes and wants to see young golf players coming through the system.
Louise Ward, a Royal Harare administration official, said they were very happy with their association with Cairns.
“We are very proud to be associated with one of the touring professional, Cairns, who will be hosting his Golf Day here tomorrow (today).
“The player needs to see the sport grow and has come to fund-raise for the junior development.
“I am hopeful that the tournament will be successful and it can be made an annual event which will feature on the calendar,” Ward said.
More than 80 teams have confirmed their participation in the event.
Meanwhile Borrowdale Brooke continues with their fine run in both the silver and bronze division of the Zimbabwe Ladies Golf Union Harare league as they go into the final match day.
The final league matches will be held at Royal next Sunday.
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