A golfer has completed a gruelling 180-hole marathon, raising more than £4,000 for young carers.
Aude Cazenave, a member of Frilford Heath Golf Club, took three days to complete the Summer Solstice Challenge.
The funds raised will support Be Free Young Carers, Frilford Heath Golf Club's designated charity of the year, which provides help to young people, aged eight to 17, who have caring responsibilities for family members.
Russell Stebbings, managing director at Frilford Heath, praised Aude's determination as well as the support from club members.
He said: "Aude has shown remarkable determination to successfully complete this challenge, and the club is deeply grateful for her incredible contribution to our Captains' chosen charity.
"I am incredibly heartened by the level of support and goodwill Aude has generated among our members, too.
"So many came out to support her across the three days.
"The donations and awareness this challenge has generated will mean so much to the charity, and it represents a major milestone toward our goal of raising tens of thousands of pounds for them this year."
The charity, based in Oxfordshire, aims to help young carers rediscover their childhood, build confidence, and develop meaningful connections.
It provides emotional support, social activities, and opportunities to aid young carers and their families.
Frilford Heath Golf Club is home to three classic heathland golf courses, spread across a 450-acre estate.
Members and supporters can continue to contribute to the club's fundraising efforts via the club’s JustGiving page.
More information about Be Free Young Carers can be found at befreeyc.org.uk.
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