A large group of golfers stood on grass below some trees.
4 July, 2025

Tee-rific golfers raise £17,000 for Homeless Oxfordshire

Over 90 golfers gathered together at Studley Wood Golf course for our 2025 golf day and raised an incredible £17,000 to help rebuild lives that have been shaped by trauma and disadvantage.

The sun shone brightly all day, spirits were high and the atmosphere across the course was fantastic. It was a real treat to see so many people enjoying the day while raising vital funds to support our work. 23 teams arrived at Studley Wood where they enjoyed a tasty brunch before heading out onto the course to play 18 holes of golf.

Alongside the main game, golfers put their skills to the test by taking part in three additional on-course games including a longest putt competition.

Once the golfing part of the day was over, everyone headed back to the clubhouse to enjoy dinner and drinks. Before the raffles and auction took place we eagerly awaited for the announcement of the day’s champion golfers.

Huge congratulations to h2o creative’s team who came in third, Howden Team 2 who took second place, and Howden Team 1 who took home the winner’s trophy!

The evening’s auction was jam-packed with fantastic prizes including holiday stays on the Isles of Scilly and Italy; four balls at Frilford Heath and Studley Wood golf courses; a meal from Oxford Fine Dining, and original artwork created by local artist Tim Steward.

As we bid a fond farewell to this year’s event Tim Wraith, our Partnership Fundraising Manager, captured the spirit of the day by saying: “Thank you so much to everyone who was a part of our 2025 Golf Day. I’m delighted to say we raised a brilliant £17,365 which is just incredible! It was such a special and fun event and so much kindness and generosity was directed at our work here at Homeless Oxfordshire.”

A big thank you to our amazing sponsors

Huge thanks to the amazing businesses whose generous sponsorship helped to make the day such a success:

  • Mark Barclay Wealth Management (headline sponsor)
  • Hedges Law
  • Breckon & Breckon
  • MS Smith All Screed
  • Coombs Catering Partnership
  • J&S House of Design
  • Elsevier
  • Tidy Touch
  • Energy PR
  • Glanville
  • J T Interiors
  • Mills & Reeve
  • Handelsbanken
  • h2o creative
  • Boom Software
  • Oxford Round Table
  • JS Design
  • Blue Blood
  • Beard Construction

 

“It’s always nice to contribute to charities working in the local community. As a business thriving from clients in the Oxfordshire area, it feels right to donate and sponsor and support a charity aiming to help those less fortunate and aid some support towards helping people at their lowest.” – Mark Barclay 

 

Keen to be part of next year’s event?

Our Corporate Membership Club offers free entry for a team in the Golf Day as a member benefit. Find out more here.

To learn more about sponsorship opportunities at next year’s event please contact Tim at timwraith@homelessoxfordshire.uk

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