Mike and Zara Tindall managed to bring a huge crowd out this afternoon as they took part in a golf event for charity to raise money for Parkinson’s.

Former rugby ace Mike, 45, and Princess Anne’s daughter Zara, 42, donned their pink polo shirts as they invited guests including Zara’s brother Peter Phillips, Peter’s Ex-wife Autumn, and long-time family friend Dolly Maude along to the Belfry Golf Course.

As they posed with their putting clubs, Mike and Zara, who are known for packing on the PDA, looked like a picture-perfect couple.

Zara later beamed while hugging her brother, who has recently gone public with his NHS paediatric nurse girlfriend Harriet Sperling.

Mike jokingly captioned a picture of the couple together: ‘I finally convinced Zara to stop practising her putting and have a photo with me!’

The Tindall’s looking looked their usual glamorous selves even on the golf course

Zara holding hands with friends Autumn Phillips and Dolly Maude as they get into the spirit of the tournament

The tournament is the 11th golf charity event hosted by Mike and is raising money for the Matt Hampson Foundation and the Cure Parkinson’s charity 

The event, which was held at the Belfry Hotel and Resort in Sutton Coldfield near Birmingham, was attended by several of the couples friends

Nearly all the guests joined the couple in matching bright pink golf gear

Dame Denise Rosemarie Lewis DBE, the British sports presenter smiling alongside Mike

The ISPS Handa Mike Tindall Celebrity Golf Classic tournament is the 11th golf charity event hosted by Mike and is raising money for the Matt Hampson Foundation and the Cure Parkinson’s charity.

Taking to Instagram, Mike jokingly captioned a picture of the couple together at the event: ‘I finally convinced Zara to stop practising her putting and have a photo with me!’ 

The event, which was held at the Belfry Hotel and Resort in Sutton Coldfield near Birmingham, was attended by several of the couples friends including, Dame Denise Rosemarie Lewis DBE, the actor, James Nesbitt and former competitive swimmer, Mark Foster.

The celebrity guests all matched in bright pink polo necks, with some head to toe in the hue as they also donned hot pink trousers – Mike, of course, leading the way.  

Despite Peter Phillips’s new relationship being revealed this week, Harriet did not appear to be in attendance at the event. 

However, Peter and his ex-wife Autumn, with whom he shares daughters Savannah and Isla, have remained close friends since their split.

Also is attendance was the singer and actress, Denise Van Outen who posed next to Mike in her own Barbie pink polo and sunglasses.

Posting a video from a golf buggy alongside golfer and friend, Jade Towns, the actress said she couldn’t wait to play at the event.

‘Ready to play into Mike Tindall’s charity golf days, one of my favourite golf days of the year,’ she said 

‘It’s always a laugh this one,’ she added.

Friend and Formula 1 TV presenter sent her love to the beaming couple commenting on Mike’s post: ‘Perfect in pink. Hope it’s as epic a day as ever xx.’

Also is attendance was the singer and actress, Denise Van Outen who posed next to Mike in her own Barbie pink polo and sunglasses

Posting a video from a golf buggy, Denise said she couldn’t wait to play at the event.

The doting couple greeted their friends who were all dressed in pink

Dame Denise Rosemarie Lewis DBE, the British sports presenter enjoying a trip in a golf buggy

The happy couple smiling pictured next to Denise Rosemarie

Mike and Zara Tindall pictured with friend and actor, James Nesbitt

The theme of the event was a surprise until it was revealed by attendees on the day

Mike, who shares three children with Zara, Mia, 10, five-year-old Lena and Lucas, has said that he would ‘love it’ if they developed a passion for the sport, adding that he wants to take them to more rugby games.

Talking about his daughters’ future in the sport, he said that Mia’s not ‘in love with it’ currently, but added that Lena ‘still goes and plays’.

The 2003 Rugby World Cup winner added that he and his equestrian wife will support their brood if they want to follow in their sporty parents’ footsteps.

Zara won an eventing silver medal at the 2012 Olympics and was named 2006 BBC Sports Personality of the Year.

Zara is the granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II and is 21st in line to the throne.

Thom Evans, who is is a Scottish former international rugby union player and model, also attended

The celebrity Golf Classic tournament is the 11th event hosted by Mike

Former competitive swimmer Mark Foster joined the other celebrity guests on the course 

Last year, Zara expressed her hope that her three children will learn to play golf so the family can enjoy games together.

Last year, Zara expressed her hope that her three children will learn to play golf so the family can enjoy games together. 

Appearing as a guest on IMG Golf’s Opinion Matters podcast, the Princess Royal’s daughter said she would be thrilled if Mia, Lena, and Lucas, ‘all knew how to swing a club’, so the family could play together in the future.

‘Because, you know, that’s what you kind of live for isn’t it and making those moments together, being able to do them together is so much easier as well. We can all be interested in the same things, that’s incredible.’

Zara wasn’t so sure of her own talent and predicted her flock would be beating out their parents by miles.

Speaking to host Di Stewart, Zara said: ‘They’re all going to get better than us aren’t they? And I’ll be the mug at the back getting 15 shots, they’ll be waiting for me!’M