Don't be fooled by the apparent death-defying pace off the tee displayed by Spar chairman Morton Middleditch.
An exploding golf ball was planted by Appleby Westward marketing manager John Wood. But it was all for a good cause the AW golfing event at the St Mellion club in Cornwall raised over £1,000 for Macmillan Cancer Relief.
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