The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition)

Tayside band’s big TV golf break

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Tayside-based music act Be Charlotte will perform at the handover ceremony of one of the biggest tournament­s in women’s golf.

The Dundee group, fronted by Charlotte Brimmer, will head to the USA to take part in the closing ceremony of the 2017 Solheim Cup.

Sunday’s performanc­e will be broadcast across the world into more than 350 million homes.

The handover will introduce Scotland as the next host nation of the cup, a team contest between groups representi­ng Europe and the US.

The 2019 contest will take place at Gleneagles between September 13-15.

Be Charlotte were selected to represent Scotland after being identified by industry experts as a future “one to watch” and an ideal fit to represent young people in Scotland.

Charlotte, 20, said: “I’m a huge supporter of women’s sport and to be able to help celebrate strong and successful female role models is a huge honour.

“As proud Scots we will be ready to put on a great performanc­e for the US fans and we look forward to representi­ng Scotland and even making some new fans of our own.”

Paul Bush, director of events at VisitScotl­and, said: “We are delighted that Be Charlotte will be supporting Scotland – the home of golf – by performing at the closing ceremony for the 2017 Solheim Cup.”

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