SPASA VIC
SPASA 2011 Annual Golf Day
Friday, March 11 — 12 noon Shot Gun Tee Off. Kingston Links Golf Course, Wellington Road, Rowville
$1000 cash prize — first hole in one
The day promises to be a great way to meet fellow industry contacts and it’s also a fabulous opportunity to entertain clients and colleagues.
Registration commences at 11am
$110 per person (includes green fees, on-course drinks and presentation finger foods and drinks)
Please contact Kingston Links direct to book your motorised cart or hire equipment. http://kingstonlinks.com.au
Poolside magazine is the Exclusive Event Sponsor
Call the SPASA Victoria office for more details on 03 9872 4502
For more information on SPASA Victoria, go to www.spasavic.com.au
Established more than 45 years ago, the Swimming Pool & Spa Association of Victoria is the peak body of the pool and spa industry. Its mission is to represent both SPASA members and the broader swimming pool and spa industry to the general public, government and relevant statutory bodies. The association strives to enhance its profile as a means of promoting the significant health and social values of pool and spa use. Its core goals are to ensure the viability of its members’ businesses and to promote the highest levels of professionalism, ethical behaviour and standards within the industry. Both pool and spa owners, and members’ interests, are represented on many technical and government committees, including Standards Australia and the Victorian Building Commission.
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