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Abu Dhabi Pro-Am Presented by Troon Golf 31St January – 5Th February 2021 Abu Dhabi Pro-Am Presented by Troon Golf 31st January – 5th February 2021 Powered by Supported by Sanctioned by WELCOME The Abu Dhabi Pro-Am is a 54 hole Tournament played across two European Tour venues and a top 50 ranked course in the world, with players treated to Abu Dhabi’s finest 5* hospitality and attractions. Abu Dhabi Golf Club – ‘The Home of Champions’ will host its 16th edition of the European Tour 2 weeks prior Saadiyat Beach Golf Club – designed by the legend Gary Player and host to the Ladies European Tour Yas Links – designed by Kyle Phillips, this stunning links course is ranked no 48 in Golf Digest’s Top 100 The Westin Abu Dhabi Golf Resort & Spa - Players will enjoy luxurious accommodation overlooking Abu Dhabi Golf Club, experiencing the Middle East’s “Abu Dhabi’s Best Golf Resort”(World Golf Awards 2019) THE TOURNAMENT ITINERARY Monday 1st February – Tournament Practice Round and Welcome Reception Players have the option to play either Abu Dhabi Golf Club or Saadiyat Beach Golf Club Evening Welcome Reception at The Westin Abu Dhabi Golf Resort & Spa Tuesday 2nd February – Tournament Round 1 & Lunch, Saadiyat Beach Golf Club Players have the afternoon to relax or see the sights of Abu Dhabi Wednesday 3rd February – Tournament Round 2 & Lunch, Yas Links Players are invited to experience the Yas Marina Go Karting track with light snacks and beverages Thursday 4th February – Final Tournament Round, Abu Dhabi Golf Club Gala Dinner & Prize Presentation – Yas Links INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT PACKAGES Package inclusions: • Hotel accommodation on Bed & Breakfast basis • 4 rounds of Championship Golf • Full use of practice facilities throughout Tournament days • Welcome Reception & two Lunches • Gala Dinner & Prize Presentation • Tournament Welcome Pack • Golf Transfers • Yas Marina Go Karting Experience Package Golfer in Double with Golfer Golfer in Single Golfer in Double with Non-Golfer (price per person) (Price per couple) 5 Nights £1935.00 £2259.00 £2319.00 7 Nights £2095.00 £2529.00 £2609.00 *Professional receives team’s chosen tournament package complimentary in twin or single room INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT PACKAGES Optional add ons: Room Single Upgrade Double Upgrade • Room Upgrades •Half Board Garden Room £50.00 £50.00 •Famous Bubbilicious Brunch on Friday 8th • Louvre Abu Dhabi visit Junior Suite £100.00 £100.00 • Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque visit Renewal Suite £125.00 £125.00 • Day at Saadiyat Beach Club • Yas & Airport Transfers Executive Suite £200.00 £200.00 *all of the above can be selected and paid at check in *all prices are stated per room per night TOURNAMENT DETAILS Tournament Format: • Team format: Stableford – Best 2 of 4 • Great Prizes for the Top 3 Teams • Daily Longest Drive and Nearest the Pin competition • Professional format – Individual Strokeplay Prize Fund: • Guaranteed 500 Euros to be awarded to each Professional • Total prize fund: 30,000 Euros (based on 30 teams) For full prize fund breakdown please visit the official Tournament website. All Professionals must be affiliated with a recognized International PGA organization or Tour Tours Includes: PGA Tour, European Tour, Challenge Tour, Asian Tour, Alps Tour & PGA Europro Tour Abu Dhabi Pro-Am Presented by Troon Golf 31st January – 5th February 2021 email Mike Bryant at [email protected] to enter this event Powered by Supported by Sanctioned by.
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