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Legends Pro-Am Fiji Legends Golf Classic October 10th – 13th 2016 AUD$50,000 Professional prize money + Great amateur prizes Great opportunity for amateurs to play with some of the Legends of professional golf The Vuksich & Borich Fiji Legends Golf Classic will take place, 10th to 13th of October 2016. This international pro-am tournament will be played on two of the best golf courses in the South Pacific. The fabulous VJ Singh inspired Natadola Bay course and the great resort course on Denerau Island. Competitors will stay at the five star Westin Fiji Resort & Spa on Denarau Island for four nights. The pro-am tournament will be played over three competition rounds, one round at Natadola and two rounds at the Denarau Golf & Racquet Club. The tournament has been scheduled straight after the Fiji International which is a European Tour event. You may be interested in coming to Fiji a few days earlier to watch some of world’s best young guns tackle the testing Natadola Bay course and then play the course yourself in the Legends Fiji Golf Classic. This is a fantastic opportunity for up to 60 amateur golfers to take part in this tournament and play with some of great names of professional golf. The “Legends” senior professional golf circuit in Australasia has grown in leaps and bounds over the past five years and now has over 40 events scheduled for 2016. The Australasian Legends tour sees the household names of golf taking part regularly. Players who have won numerous tournaments globally including Former British Open winners Ian Baker Finch and Sir Bob Charles, USPGA Champion Wayne Grady, Australian, New Zealand Open & PGA Champions , Rodger Davis, Simon Owen, Peter Fowler, Mike Harwood and Peter Senior and Peter O’Malley. We look forward to a number of these leading international players competing in the Fiji event. The professionals will be playing for $AU50,000 in prize money and there will be great amateur prizes. The Hotel Denarau Island is only 20 minutes’ drive from Nadi International Airport and is the resort capital of Fiji, including 8 international hotels, championship golf course and Port Denarau Marine Village with numerous restaurants and shops. Accommodation for the tournament will be at the five star Westin Fiji Resort & Spa. This luxury beach front hotel is only 200 meters from the Denarau Golf Course. The Golf Courses Natadola Bay Golf Course, Is 40 minutes’ drive from Denarau Island towards the Coral Coast, this fantastic VJ Singh inspired championship course is the real deal and without doubt the best course in the South Pacific. The Denarau Golf & Racquet Club Is on the door step of the Westin Fiji Resort & Spa. The challenging but friendly resort layout has hosted many international tournaments; water comes into play on many holes and is a good test for players of all calibers. The Competition The tournament will be played over 3 rounds. (54 holes) One round at Natadola Bay Golf Course and two rounds at Denarau Golf & Racquet Club. Groups for the first two rounds will be made up of one professional and three amateurs. The final round will be a seeded draw on individuals’ scores with the leading two professionals and leading two amateurs drawn together and so forth through the field. There will be various competitions included in the event; the major amateur prizes will be awarded for the overall individual competition. There will be a special section for overall best senior (over 50 years)amateur gross winner ( handicaps 9 and under) There will be a special team’s best ball competition played over the first two rounds. Prize money for professionals will be FJD$4,000 Professionals: 54 hole gross AUD$50,000 prize money, Teams best Ball FJD$4,000 prize money Amateurs: 54 hole Stableford for all players 54 hole gross for handicaps 9 and under Daily prizes Teams best ball with the professional on rounds one and two Gross for Senior amateurs ( 50 years and over) Who Can Play The tournament is open to senior PGA golf professionals Amateur golfers with official golf club handicap of 27 or less The Grand Finale Will be held at “Cardo’s Restaurant ” Port Denarau The final night prize presentation dinner will be a night to remember, apart from the major prizes being handed out, everyone will enjoy great food, beverage and entertainment. Tournament Package 4 nights twin share accommodation at the 5 star Westin Resort & Spa Daily full breakfast Special players gift pack 3 tournament rounds in the pro-am including cart All transport to Golf Course during the tournament Daily lunch and on course drinks during the tournament Opening cocktail party Great prizes Final night prize presentation dinner, drinks & entertainment. Includes all tax’s on accommodation and event package. Cost Players : AUD$1396.00-- $NZ1499.00 Non playing partner: $AUD856.00-- $NZ929.00 includes all social functions Extra nights: $AUD165.00-- $NZ175.00 per person, twin share includes breakfast. Prices based on the following exchange rate $AUD =$F1.51 $NZ= $F1.40 . cost may change with more than 2% swing in exchange rates. Tournament Program Monday 10th October 6.30pm – 7.30pm Welcome cocktail party and player registration at Denarau Golf & Racquet Club, dress casual Tuesday 11th Round One V&B Fiji- Legends Golf Classic Play at Natadola Bay Golf Course 6.30am to 8.30am Breakfast 8.30am Coaches will depart the Westin Hotel Foyer for Natadola Bay Golf Course 9.20am Arrive at the golf course where clubs will be set up on carts, range balls will be available for warm up prior to play 10.30am Shot Gun Start, food and drinks will be available during play 3.30pm Finish golf, drinks are available in the club house (players own cost) 4.00pm Coaches will depart for the Westin 6.30pm-7.30pm Happy Hour at Cardo’s Wednesday 12th Round Two V&B Fiji- Legends Golf Classic Play at Denarau Golf Course 6.30am to 8.00am Breakfast 8.00am Check in at the Starters Bure. 9.00am Shot Gun Start, food and drinks available during play 2.00pm Finish golf, drinks available at the club house (players own cost) 6.00pm – 7.00pm Happy Hour at Cardo’s Thursday 13th Round Three- V&B Fiji- Legends Golf Classic Play at Denarau Golf Course 6.30am to 8.00am Breakfast 8.30am Seeded draw with the leading players teeing off the 1st tee Food and drinks will be available during the round In the event of a tie in the professional section there will be a sudden death play off. 6.30pm Final night prize presentation dinner and entertainment at Cardo’s Restaurant. Friday 14th Depart the Westin Fiji Resort & Spa 6.30am to 9.30am Breakfast Fiji Legends Golf Classic 2016 October 10h –14th Amateur Entry Form 2228 2011 Competitor’s Name _______________________________________________ Address ________________________________________________________________________________________- Phone _______________________ Mobile __________________ E-mail Address _____________________________________________ Golf Club ______________________ Handicap ______________ Spouse / Partner / Non-Player/ Rooming with you Name _____________________________________________ Shirt Size (Please Tick) MEN □ S □ M □ L □ XL □ XXL LADIES □ 8 □ 10 □ 12 □ 14 □ 16 □ 18 Travel Arrangements Arrive Nadi From ________________ Date___________ Flight # _____________ Arrival time______________ Departing Nadi To ________________ Date____________ Flight #______________Departure Time___________ Tournament Package - Accommodation The event tour package is costed on a share twin basis, including 4 nights accommodation from October 10th Player $AUD 1396.00 $NZ 1499.00 $ ________________ Non-player $AUD 856.00 $NZ 929.00 $ _________________ Single Room Supplement $AUD 655.00 $NZ 695.00 $ _________________ Extra nights @ $AUD165.00, $NZ175.00 per person per night twin share, including breakfast Please book ___ nights prior to Legends Classic $ _________________ Please book ___ nights after the Legends Classic $ _________________ TOTAL $__________________ Payments The tour package is costed on the exchange rate of $1AUD =$F1.51 - $1NZ= $F1.40 tour cost is subject to change due to currency fluctuations. Full payment will be due before the 1st of September 2016 all deposits will become non- refundable 45 days prior to commencement of the event. I am paying the full amount □ (please tick) at $ _______________________ OR □ (please tick) a deposit of $200.00 Credit Card Type ___________________ Card # ___________________________________________ Expiry Date ______________________ Amount $ ___________________ Name On Card ________________________ Cardholder Signature___________________________ If paying by credit card there is a bank service charge of 2.3% for Visa or Master Card and 2.9% for Amex . If you would like to direct credit your deposit or full payment the bank details are. In New Zealand -Pacific Golf Management, ANZ Bank NZ, Account number 060 115 0115393 00 For payments in Australia , Richard Ellis- Westpac Noosa BSB & Account 034-655-351181 Please complete this form and send to-- PACIFIC GOLF MANAGEMENT, Private Bag 1004, Pauanui, New Zealand Email [email protected] Phone Richard Ellis +64 21 989996. .
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