Showing posts with label junior golf insurance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label junior golf insurance. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Abu Dhabi Junior Golf Championship 2010

More than 40,000 young golfers are preparing to participate in the Abu Dhabi Junior Golf Championship 2010 which is held at the Abu Dhabi Golf Club. With a history dating back more than 25 years, this is the place where junior golfers dreams come true and an opportunity to see young talent propelled into future Champions.

Some of the finest junior golfing talent in the UK will be attending the Championship, among them:

Tom Lewis - Represented England in the Home Internationals.
Ross Mitchell - Equalled Nick Faldo’s course record of 63 at Sunningdale Golf Club.
Heidi Baek - Represented England in the European Girls Team Championships, and has recently finished 4th in the British Girls Open Amateur Championship. Baek who came third in Abu Dhabi last year will be hoping to win this time and is sure to achieve this with her impressive record of one bogey, five birdies and an eagle for a course record 66.
Tom Lewis of England

It’s a chance for some of the best undiscovered talent to compete and gain experience from all the top qualifiers around the world. The finals take place in late November 2010.

Click here to view Golfplan’s range of Junior golf insurance policies

Abu Dhabi Junior Golf Championship 2010

More than 40,000 young golfers are preparing to participate in the Abu Dhabi Junior Golf Championship 2010 which is held at the Abu Dhabi Golf Club. With a history dating back more than 25 years, this is the place where junior golfers dreams come true and an opportunity to see young talent propelled into future Champions.

Some of the finest junior golfing talent in the UK will be attending the Championship, among them:

Tom Lewis - Represented England in the Home Internationals.
Ross Mitchell - Equalled Nick Faldo’s course record of 63 at Sunningdale Golf Club.
Heidi Baek - Represented England in the European Girls Team Championships, and has recently finished 4th in the British Girls Open Amateur Championship. Baek who came third in Abu Dhabi last year will be hoping to win this time and is sure to achieve this with her impressive record of one bogey, five birdies and an eagle for a course record 66.
Tom Lewis of England

It’s a chance for some of the best undiscovered talent to compete and gain experience from all the top qualifiers around the world. The finals take place in late November 2010.

Click here to view Golfplan’s range of Junior golf insurance policies

Friday, July 16, 2010

2010 Faldo Series Asia Grand Final Highlights Future Golfing Champions

Junior golf is proving to be a game open to up and coming young stars from across the world.
Hosted by its founder, the six-time Major champion Sir Nick Faldo - The 2010 Faldo Series Final, an R&A World Amateur Golf Ranking tournament, saw 76 competitors from 18 different countries playing. Faldo gave players expert advice and support, which obviously paid off for Masamichi Ito when the 14 year old became the first Japanese golfer to win the Faldo Series at Mission Hills Golf Club, Shenzhen, China.
The fourth Faldo Series Asia Grand Final was played under strict tournament conditions over three rounds on the Faldo Course. Boys and girls played from different tees with the Faldo Series Asia challenge trophy presented by Faldo to the player with the lowest gross score.
Masamichi Ito, who last year became the youngest player to make the cut on the Japan Golf Tour lived up to his reputation with rounds of 75, 70 closing with a three under par 69 and beat Chinese Taipei’s Hsieh Chi Hsien with a birdie four. Close on Ito’s heels was determined 2008 and 2009 Faldo Series Asia champion Rashid Khan, 18, from India. Khan became the first back-to-back victor in Faldo Series Asia history last March when he birdied the closing hole of the 54-hole Grand Final which he credits Faldo for his form. Khan was hoping to achieve three Grand Final victories in a row but ended up third.
The Girls’ prize went to Thailand’s Thidapa Suwannapura, who had rounds of 72, 74 and 74 and lead from start-to-finish to claim a two shot victory over Liu Yi Chen from Chinese Taipei. England’s Holly Clyburn, the English and French Under-18 champion, shared third place with Chinese Taipei’s Chien Pei Yun on ten over par 226.
The five age-category winners, three boys and two girls, have been invited by Faldo to compete in the 2010 Faldo Series European Grand Final to be held on the Faldo Course at the Lough Erne Resort, Co. Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, on September 21st. The overall Asian champion, boy and girl, will also be invited to play in a flagship event on the Asian Tour and the Ladies European Tour.

Will these juniors eventually become tomorrow’s golf stars?

2010 Faldo Series Asia Grand Final Highlights Future Golfing Champions

Junior golf is proving to be a game open to up and coming young stars from across the world.
Hosted by its founder, the six-time Major champion Sir Nick Faldo - The 2010 Faldo Series Final, an R&A World Amateur Golf Ranking tournament, saw 76 competitors from 18 different countries playing. Faldo gave players expert advice and support, which obviously paid off for Masamichi Ito when the 14 year old became the first Japanese golfer to win the Faldo Series at Mission Hills Golf Club, Shenzhen, China.
The fourth Faldo Series Asia Grand Final was played under strict tournament conditions over three rounds on the Faldo Course. Boys and girls played from different tees with the Faldo Series Asia challenge trophy presented by Faldo to the player with the lowest gross score.
Masamichi Ito, who last year became the youngest player to make the cut on the Japan Golf Tour lived up to his reputation with rounds of 75, 70 closing with a three under par 69 and beat Chinese Taipei’s Hsieh Chi Hsien with a birdie four. Close on Ito’s heels was determined 2008 and 2009 Faldo Series Asia champion Rashid Khan, 18, from India. Khan became the first back-to-back victor in Faldo Series Asia history last March when he birdied the closing hole of the 54-hole Grand Final which he credits Faldo for his form. Khan was hoping to achieve three Grand Final victories in a row but ended up third.
The Girls’ prize went to Thailand’s Thidapa Suwannapura, who had rounds of 72, 74 and 74 and lead from start-to-finish to claim a two shot victory over Liu Yi Chen from Chinese Taipei. England’s Holly Clyburn, the English and French Under-18 champion, shared third place with Chinese Taipei’s Chien Pei Yun on ten over par 226.
The five age-category winners, three boys and two girls, have been invited by Faldo to compete in the 2010 Faldo Series European Grand Final to be held on the Faldo Course at the Lough Erne Resort, Co. Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, on September 21st. The overall Asian champion, boy and girl, will also be invited to play in a flagship event on the Asian Tour and the Ladies European Tour.

Will these juniors eventually become tomorrow’s golf stars?

Saturday, January 16, 2010

Golf - It's a Family Business

Don’t take my word for it, just take a stroll around any busy club on a Saturday morning and you’ll see juniors, seniors and everyone in between buzzing because of the game of golf.

Clubs across the UK have realised for a long time that to give themselves a future they need to throw their doors open and welcome golfers young and old, new and fanatical. What better way for a family to enjoy their leisure time together than head to their local golf club for practice, lessons, a game with their regular fourball….or if they’re feeling really competitive – with each other!

For the game to have a great future, there needs to be a conveyor belt of golfers from cradle to grave. Junior golf has never been stronger in the UK and clubs have seen their own initiatives for juniors further fuelled by the great work undertaken by the likes of The Golf Foundation, Young Masters Golf and Wee Wonders amongst others. For a family with one or both parents interested in golf, the choice of golf club will often be dependent on junior programmes, practice facilities and increasingly academy courses or 9 hole courses to help with development.

Let’s not forget the seniors segment. Golf is, after all, a game that it is suitable for players of all ages and abilities, from the youngest family members to grandma and grandpa, making golf the perfect family game. Many adults find golf to be an enjoyable (sometimes frustrating) sport and hope to pass their love of the game onto their children and grandchildren.
If you think your family will enjoy the game why not pop along to one of the many golf clubs around the UK that run a free family taster day? Some clubs even offer trial membership packages on these days, so that families can then experience club membership over a limited period of time.
You could even try a family lesson with a PGA Pro who create programmes designed to cater for everyone's needs that are fun, educational and highly professional in a relaxed atmosphere.

If you decide you like the game, you’ll need to think about kitting out your family with some equipment. Like most things, equipment varies in price and the more popular the brand the higher the price. Whether you choose a cheap or expensive brand, you may still be spending a lot of money buying sets for you and your family making you anxious at the thought of replacement if they were damaged or stolen. With this in mind, why not think about insuring your new possessions with a comprehensive golf insurance policy to protect the golfers in your family on and off the course?

Golfplan Insurance, a recommended Official Supplier of the PGA, has over 25 years experience of providing the most comprehensive golf insurance on the market. Golfplan’s New for Old policies replace your golf equipment with brand new (regardless of its age) if it is stolen or beyond repair. Each policy also includes essential £5 million personal liability cover, as well as other benefits including 24 hour theft from car cover and accidental property damage. Club membership fees are covered in the event of illness or accident on or off the course and for the fortunate ones - hole in one cover for that customary round of clubhouse drinks. All Golfplan policies also come with 120 days worldwide cover leaving you with total peace of mind wherever you decide to play – home or away.

Golfplan also offer 10% discount for family members living at the same address, junior policies and 20% discount for over 70’s.