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This week on Facebook:
We've got some great news--Chip Beck will be back to play in this year's GREY GOOSE World Par 3 Championship.
Here are a couple fun facts about Chip: he's a four-time PGA TOUR winner; a three-time Ryder Cup member; shot 59 in a PGA TOUR tournament, and lastly (but certainly not least) loves Bermuda.
We can't wait to see you in a week's time, Chip.
Chip Beck |
... to take part in the Pro-Am that we have going on.
It is an opportunity to play with some top flight Pros or famous celebrities.
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The Grey Goose® World Par 3 Championship is set to return to Turtle Hill Golf Club at Fairmont Southampton in Bermuda,
from March 1 – 4, 2018
Fairmont Southampton is pleased to announce the return of the 2018 Grey Goose® World Par 3 Championship to Turtle Hill Golf Club for the 9th consecutive year. The 36-hole championshop will be contested on March 2 and 3 and the Sponsors Pro-Am will be held on March 4, 2018.
Click on the following links to get you closer to the Championship:
Tournament Registration ~ follow this link
Fairmont Southampton Hotel ~ to Book Tournament Package
For regular updates ~ follow us on Facebook
As a note:
Flights to Bermuda are currently at an all-time low ~ so make sure you book your flights EARLY!
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