
Rotary Manningham City Charity Golf Day 2026
Why Prostate Cancer?
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Prostate cancer is the most diagnosed cancer in Australian men.
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Over 26,000 Australian men are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year.
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Over 250,000 Australian men are living with a diagnosis prostate cancer.
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13% of all male cancer deaths are due to prostate cancer.
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Diagnoses among men aged 40–49 have increased 6.7-fold since 2000.
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Almost 3,900 Australian men die of prostate cancer each year.
Why are we asking you to be involved?
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Every day 72 Australian men will be told they have prostate cancer.
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1 in 6 men have a risk of developing prostate cancer by the age of 85.
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Prostate cancer is the most diagnosed cancer in Australia men.
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10 families lose a loved one to prostate cancer every day.
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70% of research applications are unfunded.
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Prostate cancer research receives only about half the funding compared to other major cancers in Australia.
What this fundraising event can achieve.
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$12,500 – could provide funding for a researcher working for one month on a project to reduce side – effects post treatment.
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$30,000 – could provide funding for a senior scientist for three months working on a project to improve treatments for prostate cancer that has spread to the bones.
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$50,000 – could fund a project to improve early–diagnosis for men with a family history of prostate cancer.
The Venue.
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The Heritage Golf and Country Club's St John's course is an American parkland style course with wide generous fairways and subtle greens to test even the most serious golfer. Originally designed by Jack Nicklaus, the course wraps around the spectacular Heritage entrance and extends 6670 metres to the banks of the Yarra river.
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St John’s specially designed bunkers artfully guide players through the immaculately groomed greens. Strategically placed slopes, mounds and traps make every hole a quest of its own.


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