Local Darts Comp
Our Darts section at Pukekohe Cossie Club is holding a North Island Darts tournament in Feb/March, where there will be many people from around the North Island competing.
We are looking for Business Sponsors of Dart Boards, in the Semi-Finals/Finals area of the venue, for $200.00 per board
Your business name will be displayed throughout the week, above the Board that is Sponsored, so there will continual exposure throughout the week.
If your family would like to sponsor a Dart Board for $100.00, get your name displayed and keep the Board after the Event, (non-business only)
please message me and I can email you a simple form to complete with all the details you need.
This event is free to attend, so feel free to come down and watch our local champs in action!
From 28 Feb to 5 March, 2023 - all welcome
Many thanks in advance
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