The QHotels Collection has reinforced its commitment to growing the game and supporting men’s health after bringing together some of golf’s biggest names, leading content creators, and industry partners for The Big Golf Race at Oulton Hall Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort.
Held in partnership with The PGA and Prostate Cancer UK, the event saw 16 participants take on the 54-hole challenge in temperatures exceeding 30°C.
Among those taking part were eight content creators and QHotels ambassadors, including James Robinson and Callum Beveridge, alongside representatives from The PGA and its partners.
The event forms part of The QHotels Collection’s wider partnership with Prostate Cancer UK Golf, which includes a year-round programme of fundraising and awareness initiatives across its golf resorts.
Keith Pickard – golf, health club & spa director at The QHotels Collection – said: “At The QHotels Collection we’re passionate about using golf as a force for good. Bringing together The PGA, Prostate Cancer UK, leading content creators and our industry partners for The Big Golf Race perfectly demonstrates what’s possible when the golf community works together towards a shared purpose.
“This wasn’t simply about playing golf, it was about raising awareness of men’s health, generating vital funds, and using the reach of everyone involved to inspire more conversations around prostate cancer. We’re incredibly proud to be at the heart of that partnership and look forward to building on this momentum throughout the year.”
The Big Golf Race has become one of Prostate Cancer UK’s flagship fundraising initiatives, encouraging golfers to challenge themselves while supporting life-saving research, awareness campaigns and support services for men and their families.
Golfers looking to support Prostate Cancer UK can sign up to take on their own Big Golf Race here.
