Zara Tindall joins former F1 ace David Coulthard for hubby Mike’s boozy charity golf day as giggling players ‘neck Jagermeister’ and drive around in alcohol-stacked buggies
Sambuca, tequila and Jägermeister were among the selection being carted around the course
THE sun may have failed to shine but that did not dampen any spirits at Mike Tindall's star-studded charity golf day today.
Photographs of the event at The Belfry in Sutton Coldfield showed one golf buggy stocked with bottles of sambuca, tequila and Jägermeister.
Former F1 racer David Coulthard was among the celebs along with TV presenter Denise Van Outen.
And Tindall’s wife and the Queen’s granddaughter, Zara Phillips, was also on hand to make sure fun was had by all.
Wearing black jeans, a customised jacket and sporting a red baseball cap, Zara followed the action in the buggy come mini-bar.
Sambuca, tequila and Jägermeister were among the selection for those enjoying a tipple.
Her rugby star husband had organised the celeb match in aid of Parkinson's charities.
The cause is close to the 38-year-old heart as he has spoken candidly about his dad Philip’s struggle with the illness.
Speaking on Good Morning Britain today, he said: “He didn’t want to admit something was wrong and 18 months down the line he got diagnosed with Parkinson’s.”
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