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FREE PLEASE TAKE ONE GOLAllyourlatestgolf news from across theNFEorth West and North Wales RSwww.golferslocal.co.uk DECEMBER, 2012 Royal Wilmslow Topaward TVstar Tricksof approval facility forOld Lawro thetradeat forcouple– opens – Linkspro– chequesin Harlech– Page5 Page6 Page14 –Page26 Page40 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR FORMER Chorleyand Northenden over the moon. 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    19. Swiss Seniors Open / Factsheet 2015 Das Swiss Seniors Open 2015 im Überblick Organisator: Grand Resort Bad Ragaz in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Golf Club Bad Ragaz Sponsoren: Grand Resort Bad Ragaz Credit Suisse Co-Sponsoren: Zurich PaLü Partner: Seniors Open Supporters (SOS) Golf Club Bad Ragaz Casino Bad Ragaz Association Suisse de Golf (ASG) Association Suisse des Golfeurs Indépendants (ASGI) Internet: www.swiss-seniors-open.ch www.europeantour.com (Turnier online) Twitter: @SeniorsOpen (#SwissSeniorsOpen) Das Programm 2015 Mittwoch, 1. Juli ab 07.30 Uhr Swiss Seniors Open ProAm Einladungsturnier ab 19.00 Uhr Apéro mit Preisverteilung im Kursaal ab 20.00 Uhr Galadiner im Kursaal Donnerstag, 2. Juli ab 7.30 Uhr Swiss Seniors Open ProAm Einladungsturnier ab 19.00 Uhr Apéro mit Preisverteilung im Kursaal ab 20.00 Uhr Galadiner im Kursaal Freitag, 3. Juli ab 08.30 Uhr 1. Runde Swiss Seniors Open Samstag, 4. Juli ab 08.30 Uhr 2. Runde Swiss Seniors Open ab 19.00 Uhr Player’s Party für Pros, Sponsoren, Seniors Open Supporters und geladene Gäste Sonntag, 5. Juli ab 07.30 Uhr Finalrunde Swiss Seniors Open 16.00 Uhr Preisverteilung und Ziehung Publikumspreis Prize Money 2015 300’000 Euro (Sieger: 45'000 Euro) Das Starterfeld wird angeführt von: Rick Gibson (Kanada, Titelverteidiger; * 27.10.1961) Der Kanadier aus Calgary sorgte 2014 in Bad Ragaz für emotionale Momente: Er sicherte sich seinen ersten Sieg auf der Seniorentour und widmete diesen mit Tränen in den Augen seiner kurz zuvor verstorbenen Mutter. Gibson, der die meiste Zeit auf der Japan und Asian Tour gespielt hatte, brillierte vergangene Saison auf der European Senior Tour mit je einem Sieg, einem zweiten und dritten Platz sowie drei weiteren Top-10-Klassierungen.