Danny Willett’s generous donation to family of dying South African girl

It has been revealed that Masters champion Danny Willett made a generous donation to the family of a dying South African girl to help them with medical costs and expenses.

At the Nedbank Golf Challenge in early December, Willett was switching the Christmas lights on in Sun City as the previous year’s champion and met four-year-old Sune Klopper, who was suffering from cancer.

And South African golf journalist Michael Vlismas said that the Englishman donated R100,000 (£4,783) to help Sune’s family with their medical costs. However, she sadly died just two weeks after they met.

.@Danny_Willett donates R100 000 of his #NGC2015 earnings to young girl with cancer. That’s how you be a real hero. pic.twitter.com/xiszOfMZp4

— Michael Vlismas (@MichaelVlismas) December 6, 2015

.@Danny_Willett deserves this. At #NGC2015 he donated R100k to family of cancer sufferer Sune Klopper to give her a last memorable Xmas.

— Michael Vlismas (@MichaelVlismas) April 11, 2016

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