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In form Mamat heads to Thailand Open

Singaporean ace returns to OneAsia this week

Pattaya, August 23: Singapore’s Mardan Mamat, who recorded a memorable victory at the weekend - and on the back of a strong finish at the Indonesia Open presented by Enjoy Jakarta - will once again tee off at this week’s Thailand Open on OneAsia.

The tournament is the tour's sixth event for the 2010 season.

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He's back! Daly's return to Coolum confirmed

John Daly will return to Australia in December for the third consecutive year to contest the Australian PGA Championship presented by Coca-Cola.

 

The PGA of Australia has today confirmed that John Daly will return to Queensland in December to contest the Australian PGA Championship presented by Coca-Cola from December 9 – 12, 2010.
Daly said over the weekend that he will play Australia’s oldest professional event at the Hyatt Regency Coolum, where he has previously helped generate record crowds with fans coming from far and wide to see one of the biggest characters in world golf.
“I really love coming to Australia,” Daly said today.
“The Coolum course is great, the fans love their golf and I hope I can come back this year and really put in a good performance.”
Max Garske, the Chief Executive Officer of the PGA of Australia, said John is always welcome to play in Australia and is looking forward to seeing him back on the Sunshine Coast.
“We are very grateful for the support John has given the PGA Tour of Australasia particularly in the past three years,” Garske said.
“Last year John was forced to withdraw due to injury, but having recovered quicker than expected he contacted us and said to put him back in the field. To have that kind of support from a two-time major winner is great for our Tour and it will be good to see him back at Coolum this year.”
‘Long’ John Daly won the US PGA Championship in 1991 and the British Open in 1995 and remains one of the world’s most popular players.
Queensland Premier Ms Anna Bligh said Daly was a great ambassador during the 2009 Championship, when he frequently Tweeted about the beautiful environment, weather and great atmosphere at Coolum.
"As Mr Daly discovered last year, this is a great event for both spectators and players and their families, and certainly one of the premier events on the Sunshine Coast," Ms Bligh said.
The 2010 Australian PGA Championship presented by Coca-Cola will be played at the Hyatt Regency Coolum on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast from December 9-12, 2010.
The event will be the final event on both the PGA Tour of Australasia and OneAsia Order of Merit, with players competing for a total prize pool of AUD$1,500,000.
The burgeoning OneAsia will have staged 11 tournaments with a total of more than US$12 million in prize money paid out at the end of the season.
The week's event will be showcased on OneAsia's television platform with live coverage for four hours a day across all four tournament days, and broadcast to over 260 million homes in more than 40 countries.
Full coverage of the event will be available domestically on Network Ten, as well as internationally on ESPN Star Sports, Jupiter Golf Network, SBS Golf Channel, Fox International, Sky Sports NZ, ESPN3 & America One in the USA, ViaSat & Bloomberg Television among others in Europe.
Tickets for the Australian PGA Championship presented by Coca-Cola go on sale from Wednesday.
Tickets will be available at www.pga.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au or via the PGA Hotline- 1800 009 499 from October 11.
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For further information please contact:
Nicole Powell, Communications & PR Coordinator, PGA of Australia, 03 8320 1993
About the PGA of Australia
The PGA of Australia has a membership that comprises all Australian professional golfers and includes tournament professionals, club professionals, assistant professionals, teaching professionals, senior professionals and trainees. The PGA’s core aim is to help more Australians enjoy golf more often. In doing so, the PGA aims to deliver more business opportunities to its members. Each year the PGA of Australia stages over 430 tournaments from the Australian PGA Championship to the state based Pro-Am circuits that take professional golf to the masses. The PGA of Australia is the official sanctioning body for all elite male professional tournament golf in Australasia.
About OneAsia
OneAsia is a non-profit organisation developed to maximize elite tournament opportunities in Asia-Pacific. The Founding members of OneAsia are the China Golf Association, the Korea Golf Tour, the Korea Golf Association and the PGA of Australia. The mission of OneAsia is not just to allow the region’s best players to gain access to more events, but to ultimately provide them with an alternative pathway to the PGA Tour and the European Tour, thus retaining the best golfing talent in the region without compromising their development. http://oneasia.asia

The PGA of Australia has today confirmed that John Daly will return to Queensland in December to contest the Australian PGA Championship presented by Coca-Cola from December 9 – 12, 2010.

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OneAsia winner Hendry takes relaxed approach to Thailand Open

Hendry, the runaway winner at the Indonesia Open presented by Enjoy Jakarta, will be returning to South East Asia next week in the hope of snagging a second OneAsia title

Pattaya, 20 August 2010:  Rising star Michael Hendry from New Zealand may have stolen the OneAsia limelight at the Indonesia Open presented by Enjoy Jakarta, but his approach to next week's Thailand Open will remain calm and focused.

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Prom aims to follow father's footsteps at Thailand Open

Pattaya, Thailand, August 18: Prom Meesawat will aim to put his recent poor form behind him in a determined bid to emulate his father’s historic achievement with victory in next week’s Thailand Open on OneAsia.

The burly 26-year-old Prom has dreamt of winning the title since watching his father birdie the final hole at Army Golf Club in Bangkok to beat the likes of Vijay Singh and David Toms and become the first Thai to win his home Open in 1991.

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