2026-04-10
This summer, we’re proud to be taking on an incredible challenge in support of Prostate Cancer UK—a charity dedicated to saving men’s lives through research, awareness, and support.
On Monday 22nd June 2026, at Weston Turville Golf Course, teams from SortRefer and The Moving Portal are ambitiously tackling a 72-hole Golf Challenge in a single day – that’s four rounds of golf!
Why are we doing this?
Prostate Cancer is now the most diagnosed cancer in men in the UK. By taking on this challenge, we’re aiming to raise £5,000 to support the vital work being done by Prostate Cancer UK—funding life-saving research, improving early diagnosis, and providing support for those affected.
Every donation, no matter the size, helps drive real change.
The Challenge
This isn’t your average day on the course. Playing 72 holes back-to-back is a true physical and mental test, requiring stamina, resilience, and teamwork. From the first tee to the final putt, this challenge is all about pushing limits for a purpose that matters.
Who’s participating?
Representing SortRefer:
- Kev Tunnicliffe - "As some of you will know, I was personally affected by Stage 4 Cancer in 2013, but I was one of the lucky ones. A very good industry friend was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer a few years later, but sadly, his diagnosis came too late, and the Cancer had spread to his bones by the time he found out, and his illness was terminal. Regular checks will almost certainly have found his Cancer earlier and would have quite likely saved his life. In his last 12 months, Peter Sowerby was inspirational to everybody who knew him. He completed the ultimate ‘triathlon’. In constant pain, he swam over 3 miles in the Atlantic Ocean in Madeira, whilst also running the London Marathon and he also organised and participated in a group 24 hour cycle ride from London to Paris, during which we had to call an ambulance to provide urgent medical attention for Pete 60 miles from Paris, only for him to then get back on his bike and complete the journey. 72 holes of golf will be torture, especially waiting for Wes as he hacks it out of the rough and then uses all of his muscle to thrash it 80 yards down the fairway, but this charity means so much to me because of Pete. We’ve set an ambitious fundraising target, so any donations - no matter how big or small - will be hugely appreciated."
- Wes Davies – “This charity means a great deal to me. Like so many of us, we’ve either known or will know someone, maybe even ourselves, being affected by Cancer. I’m always up for a challenge, especially when it’s for a good cause, and I’ve no doubt this one won’t be easy. That said, I’ll do my best… even if my main contribution ends up being helping the team find their golf balls while mine sits safely on the fairway.”
Representing The Moving Portal:
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Eliot Young
- Iain Dowie – “Fabulous and very important charity! 72 holes of golf must lead to better chipping and putting in my game. I’m looking forward to carrying my bag for 72 holes, only trouble is I will run out of balls.”
Supporting our cause…
We’d love your support as our teams take on this challenge. You can sponsor the team and help us reach our £5,000 target here!
Every contribution makes a difference.
Thank you
