A BMW 3-Series, a Toyota Camry and a Mazda 3 plus a golf carts from Yamaha with a combined value of almost P4 million will be staked as hole-in-one prizes on designated holes. This will be aside from an exciting raffle package topped by Omega watches, an Alaskan cruise for two inclusive of airfare and numerous appliances and equipment and the cash raffle which gives R500,0000 and R300,000 payouts to two lucky winners.

The exclusive list of sponsors include Omega, Mizuno, Royal Carribean, The Golf Shop of Baron Travel, Sta. Elena Properties, Pepsi, Aviva and Intellicare. Hole-in-one sponsors are Toyota Motor Philippines, Inc., Prestige Cars Pasong Tamo, Mazda Greenhills, Kart Plaza Manufacturing. and Club Car.

Organizers bared yesterday that the tournament was booked in record time with the 226 twoplayer team slots filled up in less than two days. Tee offs will either be on Thursday-Saturday or Friday-Sunday.

Practice rounds starting tomorrow will allow guests to familiarize themselves with the topnotch conditions of the course consistently judged as the best in the country and among Asia’s finest with their members/hosts.

Venzon Paz and Bobby Iñigo are the defending net champions while Kevin Tayao and Raymund Sangil are returning to shoot for a repeat of their low gross victory last year. The individual low gross winner, Juvic Pagunsan, had turned pro at the start of the year.

The pre-tourney cocktails will be held on March 28 where one of the Omega watches and some other merchandise items will be raffled off.

The awarding ceremony on Sunday, April 2 promises to be another night of fun, good food and entertainment with the popular band Silk set to perform.