Pusat Ehsan - 4th to 6th May
Baiduri Masters - 25 to 27 May and 1 to 3 June
A Porsche Boxster, a BMW 520 and a Mini Cooper, altogether worth around B$300,000 will be the hole-in-one prizes for the upcoming Baiduri Masters Charity Golf Tournament which will be held from May 25 to May 27 and from June 1 to June 3 at the RBA Golf Club, following the partnership signing ceremony yesterday between Baiduri Bank Group and QAF Group.
Apart from the luxury cars, this year's participants will also stand the chance to win two cash prizes of B$20,000 each and other attractive tournament prizes.
This year's Baiduri Masters is divided into three divisions namely Men's, Ladies' and Junior's. The Men's division is further divided into Men's Open and Senior Golfers categories. The Junior Golfers category is open to golfers aged 13 to 18.
The registration fee for the Baiduri Masters 2012 is B$120 for adults and B$60 for juniors. The registration fee is inclusive of green fee, buggy, buffet breakfast and lunch.
Participating golfers can play more than one game to improve their chances of winning. For the second and subsequent games, adult players will enjoy a 10 per cent discount on the registration fee. The best score of any round played will be taken.
Registration deadline for the first weekend's tournament falls on May 23 while for the second weekend's tournament is on May 30.
The tournament's registration details and schedule can be obtained at RBA Golf Club, Berakas. The public can also log onto www.baiduri.com for further details where they can download the registration form.
PUSAT Ehsan Charity Tournament
The official date of the 10th Pusat Ehsan Charity Golf Tournament (PECGT) 2012. The tournament will take place from May 4 to 6 at the RBA Golf Club.
According to Dato Alimin "The tournament is open to all, we have categories for lady golfers, senior golfers and it is also open to international golfers," said the chairman of the organising committee.
He added that the organising committee would like to extend invitation to golfers from the neighbouring countries of Sabah and Sarawak.
The chairman further stated that since the tournament is organised to raise funds for Pusat Ehsan, the committee is still open to receive sponsorships and donations from members of the public as well as private companies.
He highlighted that there are many prizes to be won during the course of the tournament including the lucky draw where winners will stand a chance to win amazing prizes such as smart phones and even an iPad.
"Participants of the tournament can also stand a chance to win attractive prizes by successfully completing a 'Hole with a Hole in One' as well as a list of other prizes by successfully completing novelty challenges such as the 'Bull's Eye' and 'Putt Stop'," he said.
During the course of the tournament fellow golfers can stand a chance to win a Toyota Vios by scoring a hole in one in hole number five, a Proton Saga in hole number 16, sport rims in hole number two, and a LCD TV in the Bull's eye challenge at hole number two. Other novelty challenges is the Putt Stop Challenge at hole number five and number seven as well as Longest Putter Drive at hole number 14 where participants can compete on who is able to active the longest drive by only using a putter.
Registration will continue to open even on the day of the tournament said the chairman.
The registration fee is $100 per golfer which is inclusive of Breakfast, Lunch and the use of the Buggy. Registration forms are available at the RBA Golf Club and even donwloadable at www.pusatehsan.org.bn.
Two session will be conducted throughout the course of the tournament, one in the morning and the other in the afternoon.
The tournament is organised to raise fund for Pusat Ehsan a non government non profit organisation which derives its funds totally from donations and contributions from the community. The event is also launched to provide an opportunity for members of the public, private and corporate sectors, to sponsor and donate through the tournament. The tournament is also organised as part of the centre's continuous public awareness campaign for the disabled.
A Porsche Boxster, a BMW 520 and a Mini Cooper, altogether worth around B$300,000 will be the hole-in-one prizes for the upcoming Baiduri Masters Charity Golf Tournament which will be held from May 25 to May 27 and from June 1 to June 3 at the RBA Golf Club, following the partnership signing ceremony yesterday between Baiduri Bank Group and QAF Group.
Apart from the luxury cars, this year's participants will also stand the chance to win two cash prizes of B$20,000 each and other attractive tournament prizes.
This year's Baiduri Masters is divided into three divisions namely Men's, Ladies' and Junior's. The Men's division is further divided into Men's Open and Senior Golfers categories. The Junior Golfers category is open to golfers aged 13 to 18.
The registration fee for the Baiduri Masters 2012 is B$120 for adults and B$60 for juniors. The registration fee is inclusive of green fee, buggy, buffet breakfast and lunch.
Participating golfers can play more than one game to improve their chances of winning. For the second and subsequent games, adult players will enjoy a 10 per cent discount on the registration fee. The best score of any round played will be taken.
Registration deadline for the first weekend's tournament falls on May 23 while for the second weekend's tournament is on May 30.
The tournament's registration details and schedule can be obtained at RBA Golf Club, Berakas. The public can also log onto www.baiduri.com for further details where they can download the registration form.
PUSAT Ehsan Charity Tournament
The official date of the 10th Pusat Ehsan Charity Golf Tournament (PECGT) 2012. The tournament will take place from May 4 to 6 at the RBA Golf Club.
According to Dato Alimin "The tournament is open to all, we have categories for lady golfers, senior golfers and it is also open to international golfers," said the chairman of the organising committee.
He added that the organising committee would like to extend invitation to golfers from the neighbouring countries of Sabah and Sarawak.
The chairman further stated that since the tournament is organised to raise funds for Pusat Ehsan, the committee is still open to receive sponsorships and donations from members of the public as well as private companies.
He highlighted that there are many prizes to be won during the course of the tournament including the lucky draw where winners will stand a chance to win amazing prizes such as smart phones and even an iPad.
"Participants of the tournament can also stand a chance to win attractive prizes by successfully completing a 'Hole with a Hole in One' as well as a list of other prizes by successfully completing novelty challenges such as the 'Bull's Eye' and 'Putt Stop'," he said.
During the course of the tournament fellow golfers can stand a chance to win a Toyota Vios by scoring a hole in one in hole number five, a Proton Saga in hole number 16, sport rims in hole number two, and a LCD TV in the Bull's eye challenge at hole number two. Other novelty challenges is the Putt Stop Challenge at hole number five and number seven as well as Longest Putter Drive at hole number 14 where participants can compete on who is able to active the longest drive by only using a putter.
Registration will continue to open even on the day of the tournament said the chairman.
The registration fee is $100 per golfer which is inclusive of Breakfast, Lunch and the use of the Buggy. Registration forms are available at the RBA Golf Club and even donwloadable at www.pusatehsan.org.bn.
Two session will be conducted throughout the course of the tournament, one in the morning and the other in the afternoon.
The tournament is organised to raise fund for Pusat Ehsan a non government non profit organisation which derives its funds totally from donations and contributions from the community. The event is also launched to provide an opportunity for members of the public, private and corporate sectors, to sponsor and donate through the tournament. The tournament is also organised as part of the centre's continuous public awareness campaign for the disabled.
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