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Slaley Hall to host International Series England - Vimarsana News

Slaley Hall to host International Series England

SLALEY Hall is to play host to a major golf event.

Dutch Open, Final Round Live Stream: Watch Online Free, Channel - How to Watch and Stream Major League & College Sports - Vimarsana News

Dutch Open, Final Round Live Stream: Watch Online Free, Channel - How to Watch and Stream Major League & College Sports

The final round of the KLM Dutch Open has a jam-packed leaderboard as it tees off on Sunday in what should be a thrilling Sunday of golf.

Source: si.com
Quayle four shots clear at Mizuno Open in Japan - PGA of Australia - Vimarsana News

Quayle four shots clear at Mizuno Open in Japan - PGA of Australia

Queensland’s Anthony Quayle has a four-stroke lead as he chases a breakthrough Japan Golf Tour title and a spot at The Open Championship.

Source: pga.org.au
Saudi national golf trio to feature in International Series England - Vimarsana News

Saudi national golf trio to feature in International Series England

Saudi national golf team’s Othman Almulla, Faisal Salhab, and Saud Al-Sharif will join a world-class line-up at next month’s International Series England at Slaley Hall Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort, near Newcastle, from June 2-5. The trio will compete alongside American Sihwan Kim, currently ranked first on the Asian Tour Order of Merit; Korean Joohyung Kim, last season’s number

Aussies on Tour: Steph storms into Stage II of Q-Series - PGA of Australia - Vimarsana News

Aussies on Tour: Steph storms into Stage II of Q-Series - PGA of Australia

Sydney’s Stephanie Kyriacou has stormed into the final stage of the LPGA Tour Q-Series with a stunning nine-under par 63 in the final round of Stage I.

Source: pga.org.au