An evening of style and golf
31/5/2019
To celebrate the 2019 Open Championship taking place at Royal Porthrush, Northern Ireland, Porsche Centre Belfast was delighted to welcome customers to the Hugo Boss store in Victoria Square on Friday 24 May for an evening of style and golf.
This year's Open Championship is the 148th occurrence of one of the most famous competitions in golf and 25 customers attended this event where the tournament's the Claret Jug was on display.
Complimentary drinks and canapes were served and a live DJ was in-store to provide the music for a fantastic evening. Guests were also to view and purchase items from the Hugo Boss “The Open Collection” range and there was also a golf simulator and a competition to win a set of tickets to the 2019 Open at Royal Portrush.
Please contact Porsche Centre Belfast on 028 9038 9999 or info@porschebelfast.co.uk for more information on this event.
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