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October 28 - November 3, 2015
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Find an experienced PGA Pro to enjoy your time on the course. PGA-qualified professionals are trained in depth to coach all levels of golfers and have a wealth of experience to share with their students.

* Beginners – take some classes to learn the basic shots and to gain knowledge of the rules/etiquette required to have fun on the course.

* Experienced golfers – if you are having a specific problem with an area of your game, treat going to a PGA Pro like seeing a doctor. A good coach can quickly identify faults and can offer a range of cures to fix your own swing (remember everyone is different).

You will find a multitude of tips on the internet and from unqualified coaches at the range, but beware that these ‘cures’ might not apply to you and more damage than good may be done!

If you would like to book a golf lesson with a Royal Golf Club PGA teaching professional, call 17750777.

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CrediMax has once again come on board as platinum sponsor of the popular Island Classic Charity Golf Tournament.

Its chief executive Yousif Ali Mirza presented a BD10,000 cheque to American Mission Hospital’s chief executive officer/ chief medical officer Dr George Cheriyan at a ceremony in Manama.

The 18th annual three-day fundraising event will be held on His Majesty King Hamad’s private golf course on November 12- 14.

Mr Mirza said: “We are happy and very grateful for AMH’s continuous service and commitment to providing quality, affordable healthcare to the people of Bahrain and for its never failing service to the community through encouraging education and raising health care awareness to all the residents of Bahrain.”

Dr Cheriyan said AMH was ‘very grateful’ to CrediMax for its continued and generous support. “The Island Classic is our main fundraiser of the year enabling us to purchase much-needed equipment for our hospital as well as funding our community outreach programme,” he added.

* For sponsorship information and tournament details, contact Mary O’Shaughnessy on 39927442 or email events@amh.org.bh

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Grab your broomsticks and head to the Royal Golf Club for a spine-tingling Halloween Fright Night! The evening promises to get off to a creepy start with an optional 9-hole golf event played entirely in the dark (with special glow-in-the-dark equipment) followed by a fun outdoor Halloween party where guests can eat, drink and be scary!

Halloween Fright Night will take place on Friday. The optional golf tournament tees off at 6pm and the party will follow at the driving range from 7.30pm and will feature games, live DJ, barbecue and fancy dress prize awards.

This spooktacular event is open to all and costs BD15 for non-members inclusive of golf or BD10 for the party only. To reserve your place, call 17750777.







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