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Young talents discovered at First-Pace Golf Day

Nadia Lawrance (17) from Paarl Gimnasium and Jessica Dendy-Young (13) from Bridge House School have been awarded a golf development prize package valued at R80,000 per girl by the inaugural First-Pace Golf Day for Girls, which took place at the Pearl Valley Golf and Country Estate in Franschhoek on 11 November 2014.

All the girls, mentors and sponsors who helped make the First-Pace Golf Day for Girls possible	(L-R): Senior winner, Nadia Lawrance; Lee-Anne Pace; and Senior runner-up, Ashley Mills, at the inaugural First-Pace Golf Day for Girls	(L-R): Melissa Storey (Executive Head: Strategy, Development and Marketing, at First Car Rental); Lee-Anne Pace and Rae Hast (pro golfer and WPGA President)
(L-R) James Wade (Coaching Director of South Africa at Swingfit); Swingfit coach; Ashley Mills (senior runner-up); Nadia Lawrance (Senior winner); Lee-Anne Pace; Jessia Dendy-Young (Junior winner); Melissa Storey (Executive Head: Strategy, Development and Marketing at First Car Rental) and Rae Hast (pro golfer, WPGA President and teaching pro at Erinvale Golf Estate)
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