Dan Walker, Dane Whitehouse, Peter Duffield and Pete McKee attend Children's Hospital golf day

Sheffield celebs including Dan Walker, Dane Whitehouse, Peter Duffield and Pete McKee attend Children's Hospital golf fundraiser

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00:00Yes, so this is our second Danny vs Dan golf day.

00:07So one of us is a major winner, that's Danny Willett of course, and we get together with

00:12lots of friends of ours and people who've paid to be here, sponsors, loads of celebs

00:18have turned up as well, and then we just try and raise as much money as we can for the

00:21Children's Hospital.

00:22I know people in Sheffield are well aware of how fantastic and how proud we all are

00:27of the Children's Hospital, and that's sort of the, all the banners are the Children's

00:31Hospital charity, but underneath that we're trying to raise awareness for Bright Young

00:34Dreams as well.

00:35If anybody doesn't know, that's myself, John Richardson, Jessica Ennis-Hill, we've got

00:41our collective heads together and try to come up with a way of supporting our young people

00:48to make sure that their mental health becomes a bit more of a priority, because it's a real

00:52issue for so many young people across the country, and it started in Sheffield but we're

00:56trying to share it with the rest of the world.

00:58It's a wonderful charity that makes a real difference.

01:01If you go to that hospital, whether you're there visiting, having a look around, or going

01:05to the A&E, or going to see some of the people who unfortunately have to spend far too much

01:11time there, all the staff are amazing, the facilities aren't as good as they could be,

01:16I'd probably say that for any hospital, and all we're trying to do is make sure the quality

01:19of the care is as, the quality of the facilities matches the quality of the care, and we just

01:24hope that more people know about the charity, and everyone here today has a great time and

01:29gives us a lot of money.

01:30I probably can assure you that Danny will win, but I will be smiling at the end, whatever

01:35happens.

01:36As long as I get off the first tee, I'll be alright, I'll be okay.

01:39There's no pressure, is there?

01:41It's mainly about the day, and it is mainly about the day.

01:44You know, there's some people who take golf a lot more seriously than anyone else, but

01:48this is for the children and things like that, because it's such a worthy charity, you know,

01:53it's to give people a chance who haven't got to our age as such, and you know, to make

01:58them better and what have you, so I couldn't think of a better charity, to be honest.

02:03I got into golf about three years ago to compete with the Transplant Games, so I'm a big fan

02:10and a big lover of golf, it's fantastic, and it's just a privilege to be able to play golf

02:15and hopefully raise money for charity.

02:17I try and do whatever I can to help raise money and awareness of the charity itself,

02:22and anything they ask me to do, I'll say yes to.