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FAIRWAY Vzla. 25 ANIVERSARIO V1.Indd Brooks KOEPKA Ganador del PGA Championship TIGRE 14 SPIETH CAMBIARÁ de Bengala HISTORIA del MASTERS 40 AUGUSTA LÍDER del ACECHA CRECIMIENTO del GOLF 32 48 de NUEVO EL MAJOR de la EXCELENCIA y LA FAMILIA 56 GOLF como INSPIRACIÓN del DRIVE, CHIP & PUTT 36 TROFEO DE VIDA 30 La NUEVA KO es MEJOR 54 Golf Australia por RESTREPO 52 Gana en Colombia 20 JOHN HOPKINS GUERRERO GANÓ Preparación por 32º ABIERTO de VENEZUELA EDUCACIÓN Copa DIRECTV 50 ELVIRA BARCALA 36 ganó II Torneo PICHU ARRASA con RÉCORD DAMA DAVIES Delfino 22 INVITACIONAL TERRA COTTA 86 Triunfadora 44 SOLÍS TRIUNFA en CURAZAO GILLY y LLAMOZA & Maracaibo Copa BOD 66 Campeones Juveniles 66 TRUJILLO se LUCE en INDIAN HILLS 76 ESPECIAL GOLF FEMENINO Patrocinante de la revista FAIRWAY ESPECIAL GOLF es el MASTERS CÓDIGO BOBBY JONES: REALIDAD O FICCIÓN 26 CAMILO SÁNCHEZ PRESIDE FEDEGOLF COLOMBIA BROOKS KOEPKA Todas las edades, todos los niveles 48 El MÁS PODEROSO EN TOPGOLF 117 º US OPEN 20 DE NOCHE O DE DÍA 51 1917: AÑO QUE LA TROMPADA AL CAMBIÓ EL MUNDO 8 CALENTAMIENTO GLOBAL 44 VALENTINA CAMPEONA CURRY JUGARÁ EL SUDAMERICANA 64 WEB.COM TOUR 17 MENEGHINI el MEJOR ABIERTO LAGUNITA 58 MUÑOZ PUSO A BRINCAR A LATINOAMÉRICA 11 JHONNY VEGAS 40 RECONOCIDO 36 KAYMER: “GOLF al NATURAL” EL SWING DE LAS MIL PALABRAS 60 MUERTO el REY, EL NIÑO SE GRADUÓ VIVA el REY 38 TRES PROFESIONALES 20 DE MAESTRO DONDE CUENTA VENEZOLANOS En El EXTERIOR 56 JULIO NUTT en ACADEMIA JiM McLEAN 63 100 AÑOS GOLF en VENEZUELA ESPECIAL GOLF SON PRINCIPIOS ESPECIAL GOLF ES PROTAGÓNICO JHONATTAN VEGAS GANÓ con “V” de VENEZUELA 16 VALENTINA y AMAURIEL ILUMINAN NACIONAL AMATEUR 60 1er ATLETA INDÍGENA CAMPEÓN NACIONAL 58 VERÓNICA FELIBERT Destaca en Symetra 52 CONTINÚA TRADICIÓN DEL JHONATTAN VEGAS Regresó a la palestra 40 ABIERTO SAMBIL 8 Dirigente Alejandra Mauri SPIETH: Planes de BarquisimetoGC 54 La ESTRELLA de la TV 14 Mexicano Carlos Ortiz PGA TOUR APUESTA ANGEL CABRERA Gana Panamá Web.com 34 a la DIVERSIDAD… 50 nos dice: “Lo que sea para representar a mi país” 16 Mark Lawrie ORACIONES, PUTT “...Ser inclusivo suma” 46 y McILROY 32 Fútbol Vs Golf: Rooney Vs Rory…! 30 “Nueva” App Reglas de Golf R&A y RFEG Español 62 Patrocinante de la ESPECIAL GOLF es SENSIBILIDAD SOCIAL revista FAIRWAY GOLF es INCLUSIVO JHONATTAN GANAVEGAS MAGISTRALMENTE CANADIAN OPEN 20 VELAZQUEZ y MENDEZ CORONAN XIV MORANTES CAMPEÓN ABIERTO SAMBIL 18 en ALBURQUERQUE 56 VANESSA GILLY GANA GILLY CONQUISTA • 2DO TÍTULO NACIONAL AMATEUR 30 ABIERTO en CHILE 66 • 4TO TÍTULO NACIONAL JUVENIL 44 TIGER con TODO 42 JHONNY VEGAS ORGULLOSO El GRAN LLAMOZA 54 La No. 1 es CHINA 14 SER ATLETA OLÍMPICO 70 TORNEO 105º DE PEÑALOZA 70 VUELO de la BOLA 15 DUSTIN SOBRESALIENTE 68 en TRIUNFO 116º US OPEN 16 La GIRA ORIENTAL CORALES al PGA TOUR 48 40 VENEZUELA CAMPEÓN MIENTRAS SEAMOS JÓVENES LAAC VENEZUELA 61 Se RECUPERA BACKSWING del La MATUNGA 62 Pto RICO 46 GOLF OLÍMPICO 8 ESPECIAL GOLF es JUVENIL SUDAMERICANO ESPECIAL GOLF es TRIUNFAR PREJUVENIL 64 GRILLO Novato del AÑO 35 ERA de LYDIA KO GANÓ el GOLF con TRIUNFO Apenas Comienza 73 USA en 41º RYDER CUP 18 ALIANZA USGA & MNM Fortalece Futuro del Golf 70 OLÉ OLÉ para CIGANDA 66 OSO DORADO ASISTIRÁ al GRILLO de PURO BRILLO HSBC GOLF BUSINESS FORUM 26 En triunfo del Frys.com 42 NOCHE de LUNA LLENA 60 JHONNY VEGAS DUSTIN TOP-10 en MÉXICO 52 NACIONAL INFANTIL de LUJO SPIETH Lagunita Country Club 18 SOLÍS se TOMÓ ABIERTO SE LO LLEVÓ TODO 38 JOHNSON VALLE ARRIBA GOLF CLUB 48 LARRÁZABAL DETERMINANTE Abierto de Valle Arriba 50 40 Jugador del año DÚO DINÁMICO de la FUNDACIÓN IZCARAGUA 28 MENEGHINI CONQUISTÓ Abierto de Barquisimeto 58 ANTESALA XIII Abierto SAMBIL 16 LAAC 2017 a la VISTA 24 SEIS VENEZOLANOS al Latin America Amateur 54 Patrocinante de la ESPECIAL GOLF es AGRADECIMIENTO revista FAIRWAY ESPECIAL GOLF es DIVERTIDO Homenaje a Eduardo Pérez Paris EL SWING DE ROCK LOS BEATLES 55 AMAURIEL BRILLA como la LUNA 52 1er DIPLOMA OLÍMPICO de GOLF 30 Las OTRAS DAMAS de IZCARAGUA 32 MORANTES por 2da VEZ UN CABALLERO EN CAMPEÓN NACIONAL 18 ORTEGA gana en VICTORIA EUGENIA La LECCIÓN de la BARQUISIMETO 26 Otto Solís & GOLF ESPAÑOL 08 RYDER CUP 36 Antesala del XI ABIERTO SAMBIL 24 y Amauriel El NEGOCIO de GOLF EL MURO de PIZÁ 20 HISTÓRICOS en el XIII de DONALD TRUMP 40 46 MEJOR IMPOSIBLE 26 ABIERTO SAMBIL RESULTADOS GOLF AMERICA’s GOLF CUP 48 BUSINESS FORUM 44 LA CANCHA DIENTE de PERRO “LAAC APOYARÁ GOLF en PANAMÁ” BANDERA del CARIBE 40 36 Mark Lawrie ABIERTO SAMBIL El TRIUNFO de CAMILO 14 ESPECIAL ABIERTO SAMBIL Patrocinante de la JUVENIL 28 revista FAIRWAY ESPECIAL GOLF es para TODOS TIGER SU HISTÓRICO ABIERTO SAMBIL MAJOR 15 30 TRADICION 16 AÑOS 42 Homenaje a Eduardo Pérez Paris Contenido 42 Eventos Fairway 6 Editorial El Abierto SAMBIL una Golf entre sueños e Instrumento de vida Tradición por 16 años ® ................................................................. ................................................................. Órgano Divulgativo del Golf en 8 Recuento Histórico 44 FVG Venezuela, Colombia, Panamá y Guatemala Behrens el campeón, el dirigente y el Eduardo Pérez París homenajeado promotor del golf en Venezuela en acto de Reconocimiento de la ................................................................. Federación Venezolana de Golf Miembro del Bloque de Prensa 12 Galería Fairway ................................................................. Venezolano ................................................................ 46 Reporte Especial 16 Golf & Turismo Eduardo Pérez Paris: Miembro de la Sociedad Interamericana Un caballero en las canchas de Prensa Golf y Turismo: El glorioso diseño Teeth of the Dog ................................................................ ................................................................ 50 Entrevista - A Medio Acreditado al MASTERS 19 Destacados - A Carlos Whaite un apasionado del golf Venezolanos en el Exterior ................................................................. ................................................................ 52 Internacional Medio Acreditado USGA R&A siembra el Golf en Latinoamérica ................................................................. Medio Acreditado PGA TOUR 54 Fedegolf Campeón Mundial Jorge García a la 20 XVI Abierto Sambil cabeza de Reconocimiento al Mérito de Meneghini y Fernández los campeones la FVG en el XVI Abierto Sambil en homenaje a ................................................................. Eduardo Pérez Paris 55 GlobalGolf Brooks KOEPKA Ganador del PGA Championship TIGRE 14 SPIETH CAMBIARÁ de Bengala HISTORIA del MASTERS 40 AUGUSTA LÍDER del Los Beatles ACECHA CRECIMIENTO del GOLF 32 48 de NUEVO EL MAJOR de la EXCELENCIA y LA FAMILIA 56 GOLF como El Swing de Rock de INSPIRACIÓN del DRIVE, CHIP & PUTT 36 TROFEO DE VIDA 30 ................................................................ La NUEVA KO es MEJOR 54 Golf Australia por RESTREPO 52 Gana en Colombia 20 JOHN HOPKINS GUERRERO GANÓ Preparación por 32º ABIERTO de VENEZUELA EDUCACIÓN Copa DIRECTV 50 ELVIRA BARCALA 36 ganó II Torneo PICHU ARRASA con RÉCORD DAMA DAVIES Delfino 22 INVITACIONAL TERRA COTTA 86 Triunfadora 44 SOLÍS TRIUNFA en CURAZAO GILLY y LLAMOZA & Maracaibo Copa BOD 66 Campeones Juveniles 66 TRUJILLO se LUCE en INDIAN HILLS 76 23 Carta Patrocinante de la ................................................................. ESPECIAL GOLF FEMENINO revista FAIRWAY ESPECIAL GOLF es el MASTERS CÓDIGO BOBBY JONES: REALIDAD O FICCIÓN 26 CAMILO SÁNCHEZ PRESIDE FEDEGOLF COLOMBIA BROOKS KOEPKA Fernándo Pérez: 58 Canchas Todas las edades, todos los niveles 48 El MÁS PODEROSO EN TOPGOLF 117 º US OPEN 20 DE NOCHE O DE DÍA 51 Mi PAPÁ 1917: AÑO QUE LA TROMPADA AL CAMBIÓ EL MUNDO 8 CALENTAMIENTO GLOBAL 44 VALENTINA CAMPEONA CURRY JUGARÁ EL SUDAMERICANA 64 WEB.COM TOUR 17 MENEGHINI el MEJOR ABIERTO LAGUNITA 58 MUÑOZ PUSO A BRINCAR A LATINOAMÉRICA 11 JHONNY VEGAS 40 RECONOCIDO 36 KAYMER: “GOLF al NATURAL” EL SWING DE LAS MIL PALABRAS 60 MUERTO el REY, EL NIÑO SE GRADUÓ VIVA el REY 38 TRES PROFESIONALES 20 DE MAESTRO DONDE CUENTA 56 Izcaragua Golf Club : VENEZOLANOS En El EXTERIOR ................................................................. JULIO NUTT en ACADEMIA JiM McLEAN 63 100 AÑOS GOLF en VENEZUELA ESPECIAL GOLF SON PRINCIPIOS ESPECIAL GOLF ES PROTAGÓNICO 24 Entrevista Especial Insectos alimentan la vida y el golf JHONATTAN VEGAS GANÓ con “V” de VENEZUELA 16 VALENTINA y AMAURIEL ................................................................. ILUMINAN NACIONAL AMATEUR 60 Una dura del golf nacional de damas 1er ATLETA INDÍGENA CAMPEÓN NACIONAL 58 VERÓNICA FELIBERT Destaca en Symetra 52 CONTINÚA TRADICIÓN DEL JHONATTAN VEGAS Regresó a la palestra 40 ABIERTO SAMBIL 8 Dirigente Alejandra Mauri SPIETH: Planes de BarquisimetoGC 54 La ESTRELLA de la TV 14 Mexicano Carlos Ortiz PGA TOUR APUESTA ANGEL CABRERA Gana Panamá Web.com 34 a la DIVERSIDAD… 50 “Lo que sea para representar a mi país” 16 Mark Lawrie nos dice: ORACIONES, PUTT “...Ser inclusivo suma” 46 62 Recuento y McILROY 32 Fútbol Vs Golf: Rooney Vs Rory…! 30 “Nueva” App Reglas de Golf ................................................................. R&A y RFEG Español 62 Patrocinante de la ESPECIAL GOLF es SENSIBILIDAD SOCIAL revista FAIRWAY GOLF es INCLUSIVO 26 Destacado - B Fairway Nace Respondiendo al Mercado JHONATTAN GANAVEGAS MAGISTRALMENTE CANADIAN OPEN 20 VELAZQUEZ y MENDEZ CORONAN XIV MORANTES CAMPEÓN ABIERTO SAMBIL 18 en ALBURQUERQUE 56 VANESSA GILLY GANA GILLY CONQUISTA • 2DO TÍTULO NACIONAL AMATEUR 30 ABIERTO en CHILE 66 • 4TO TÍTULO NACIONAL JUVENIL 44 TIGER con TODO
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