Prostate Cancer UK has benefited to the tune of more than £100,000 since the launch of HowDidiDo's eclectic How Do We Beat It competition, three years ago - yet, as they launch its fourth annual outing, organisers are keen to stress ‘it's only just the beginning'.

The 2020 How Do We Beat It event, in association with leading men's health charity Prostate Cancer UK, will look to top last year's entry of 4,000 UK and Ireland club golfers, as its partner continues to fight a disease which claims the life of one man every 45 minutes - around the time it takes to play just three holes of golf.

After signing up with a minimum £5 donation, golfers log their scores with HowDidiDo as normal, and their best ‘eclectic' round, between April 1 and August 30, is calculated automatically by the system with the 16 best eclectic cards qualifying for the Grand Final at a soon-to-be-announced world-class golf resort.

HowDidiDo's CEO, Richard Peabody, said: "The eclectic format has proved very popular over the last three years. It means you only need to have one good hole every time you play, and it could improve your overall score.

"And the Grand Final provides club golfers with the chance of a lifetime to play two rounds of golf and enjoy a night's stay at one of the UK's most prestigious golfing venues."

He added: "We've already raised a six-figure sum for Prostate Cancer UK but it's only just the beginning. We're keen to increase the number of participants - and, consequently, boost the annual donation - and are making a concerted effort to recruit more golfers with a poster campaign at clubs. Let's play more golf and help beat prostate cancer at the same time."

The HowDidiDo system, part of the solution offered to golf clubs by Club Systems International software, holds data from more than 53 million rounds of golf, along with handicaps, results and scores from more than 1.3 million golf club members.

HowDidiDo allows members to analyse their game and compare performance with other players at their club or across the entire HowDidiDo network and is rapidly becoming the largest online social golfing hub in the world, with new, engaging and exciting content for golfers to enjoy. It is also used for official CONGU handicap and competition results.

HowDidiDo is Europe's largest online community, with more than half-a-million club golfers from 1,800-plus registered clubs using the website or mobile app - which has recently exceeded 250,000 downloads - regularly across the UK and Ireland.

n To enter the 2020 How Do We Beat It competition simply register at HowDoWeBeatIt.com or via the sponsored competitions page at the HowDidiDo website.

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