Pro Golf Daily: Japan Receives PGA Tour Sanctioned Seniors Event
Our latest daily roundup is here with the details on Japan’s hosting of a PGA Tour sanctioned Champions Tour event.
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Japan Receives First PGA Tour Sanctioned Event (read here): In a week where the PGA Tour’s event will take place in Malaysia, there was a big announcement that the Tour had sanctioned its first event in Japan. The Japan Airlines Championship will take place at Narita Golf Club and be a part of the Champions Tour.
Davis Love III Among Five Selected For World Golf Hall of Fame’s Class of 2017 (read here): As the inductees for golf’s Hall of Fame were announced for this year, Davis Love III, Ian Woosnam, Lorena Ochoa, Meg Mallon and Henry Longhurst were the chosen five.
Louis Oosthuizen’s Four Simple Moves For A World Class Swing (read here): Swings don’t come much smoother and silkier than that of former Open Champion Louis Oosthuizen. For anyone hoping for their swing to more closely resemble the South African’s, here are some tips.
That’s it for today’s roundup but check back in tomorrow when we’ll do it all again.
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