World famous Scottish golf club maker John Letters Golf is 90 years old and is recognising this anniversary with a donation to the Poppy appeal in recognition of the 90th anniversary of the end of the Great War.
John Letters will give a percentage of all products sold from Remembrance Day, 11th November, for a period of one month until 12th December.The donation will be made from sales of the full product line which includes clubs, bags, balls, gloves and a full range of accessories.
The promotion will be highlighted on the John Letters website www.johnletters.com and marketed to all John Letters consumers.
John Andrew PGA professional, and owner of John Letters Golf Limited, said, “My great grandfather John Thomas Andrew fought in World War I and was of the lucky ones to survive. The Royal British Legion has long been one of my favourite charities and we have made donations in the past.
“However, as we have both reached a landmark of 90 years together this year, we have decided to make a donation on all sales for a period of a month from Remembrance Day. This way we hope to raise thousands of pounds which will help support the current and ex-service community.”
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