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Dutchlink Golf Day – 3-2-22- Sydney

Published by Dutch Australian Cultural Centre on November 30, 2021

NEW DATE 
Thursday 3 February 1pm – Wakehurst Golf ClubCome and play in a beautiful bushland setting on a 9 hole par 72 course. Join Dutchlink for an afternoon of Golf and escape the hustle and bustle of the nearby city. Click here for the event details, and register through the below link.

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