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LADY
GOLFERS HEAD FOR KERRY
The
ancient Kingdom of Kerry in the south west of Ireland will play
host to a NEW Ladies International Golf Classic, 20-24 June 2000.�
It is being played over three of the most spectacular courses
in the region.� �Killeen� in Killarney� - which has hosted the Irish Open and the Curtis
Cup; the work famous Arnold palmer designed links at �Tralee� and
the often referred to �hidden gem� of County Kerry, �Dooks�, another
great links course.
The
event is open to competitors with a maximum handicap of 28, from
around the world.� Play will
be in teams of two, best ball Stableford for the first two days
and on the final day, the combined scores of both team members will
be counted.
Added
excitement will be in the form of an Inter-Country Competition,
with the five best net individual scores from each country recorded
each day.� The country earning
the most points over the three days will be deemed the winners and
a permanent inscribed shield will record the achievement.
The
base for the event is the luxurious, four star Great Southern Hotel
in Killarney, situated in the center of town, complete with a magnificent
fully equipped leisure center and pool.
The
specialist British operator Leisure Golf is offering an all inclusive
deal:
Access
from Britain to Ireland by Air with self drive car, or by sea using
your own car; 4 nights B&B in the Great Southern Hotel; All
tournament Green Fees; Welcome Reception and Dinner on the first
night; Cocktail Reception and Awards Dinner on the last night and
Free use of the hotel�s leisure facilities.�
Price range from �333 to �342 by sea (based on four persons
in a car).� All inclusive
prices by air are available on request.�
Brochure available from Leisure Golf, Tel: 0151 734 5200.
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