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Women's pro tour to tee off in May
April 25, 2009, Saturday
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CHINA'S professional women's golf tour plans to hold its inaugural event in mid-May.
The Beijing Orient Pearl Championship will be held in the Chinese capital from May 11-17, the first of seven tournaments in the tour's maiden season, the China Golf Association announced yesterday on its Website. Prize money on the tour ranges up to US$250,000. Zuang Ping and Zhang Na are considered the top women professionals. The women's game got a big boost last year when the LPGA staged its first event in Haikou.
The Beijing Orient Pearl Championship will be held in the Chinese capital from May 11-17, the first of seven tournaments in the tour's maiden season, the China Golf Association announced yesterday on its Website. Prize money on the tour ranges up to US$250,000. Zuang Ping and Zhang Na are considered the top women professionals. The women's game got a big boost last year when the LPGA staged its first event in Haikou.
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