Brighton & Hove players take on the Betway Golf challenge

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Footballers put their golfing skils to the test

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April 7, 2022

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Ahead of the Masters Betway brought Brighton & Hove's players Shane Duffy, Lewis Dunk, Adam Lallana & Pascal Gross to hilly West Hove Golf Club to take part in the Betway Golf challenge.

See who comes out on top in the three part challenge that will put the football stars' golfing skills to the test in a contest for the longest drive, a bunker challenge and a nearest to the pin competition.

Betway Golf Challenge - Footballers

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Updated: 1 year ago Related content: Adam Lallana, April 2022, Betting, Betway, Betway Golf challenge, Brighton & Hove, footballers, Lewis Dunk, Pascal Gross, Shane Duffy, West Hove Golf Club

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