Those seasoned campaigners include Ireland’s Brendan McGovern (pictured), who has played on the Legends Tour, Cameron Clark, captain of Great Britain and Ireland’s 2019 PGA Cup team, and Glen Portelli of Old Fold Manor Golf Club in Barnet, north London.
Portelli, albeit with a different partner to his current amateur sidekick Andy Busby, boasts ‘previous’ in national pro-ams by being party to winning the PGA Staysure Trophy at the London Club in 2018.
But whichever pair prevails at the end of two negotiations of the PGA Sultan course, the jewel in the crown of the PGA National Turkey, all 12 are set to enjoy a golfing experience of a lifetime courtesy of St James’s Place and official tournament supplier, OCEANTEE.
Their all-expenses paid trip includes accommodation in one of two hotels, the 176-room luxury five-star Kempinski Hotel The Dome and the five-star, 442-room, Sirene Belek Hotel – which has undergone a €2m room refurbishment programme.
Those seasoned campaigners include Ireland’s Brendan McGovern (pictured), who has played on the Legends Tour, Cameron Clark, captain of Great Britain and Ireland’s 2019 PGA Cup team, and Glen Portelli of Old Fold Manor Golf Club in Barnet, north London.
Portelli, albeit with a different partner to his current amateur sidekick Andy Busby, boasts ‘previous’ in national pro-ams by being party to winning the PGA Staysure Trophy at the London Club in 2018.
But whichever pair prevails at the end of two negotiations of the PGA Sultan course, the jewel in the crown of the PGA National Turkey, all 12 are set to enjoy a golfing experience of a lifetime courtesy of St James’s Place and official tournament supplier, OCEANTEE.
Their all-expenses paid trip includes accommodation in one of two hotels, the 176-room luxury five-star Kempinski Hotel The Dome and the five-star, 442-room, Sirene Belek Hotel – which has undergone a €2m room refurbishment programme.
Those seasoned campaigners include Ireland’s Brendan McGovern (pictured), who has played on the Legends Tour, Cameron Clark, captain of Great Britain and Ireland’s 2019 PGA Cup team, and Glen Portelli of Old Fold Manor Golf Club in Barnet, north London.
Portelli, albeit with a different partner to his current amateur sidekick Andy Busby, boasts ‘previous’ in national pro-ams by being party to winning the PGA Staysure Trophy at the London Club in 2018.
But whichever pair prevails at the end of two negotiations of the PGA Sultan course, the jewel in the crown of the PGA National Turkey, all 12 are set to enjoy a golfing experience of a lifetime courtesy of St James’s Place and official tournament supplier, OCEANTEE.
Their all-expenses paid trip includes accommodation in one of two hotels, the 176-room luxury five-star Kempinski Hotel The Dome and the five-star, 442-room, Sirene Belek Hotel – which has undergone a €2m room refurbishment programme.
Reflecting on his experience of heading the field in last year’s final, Caerphilly Golf Club head PGA pro Darran Clark said: “Winning the St. James’s Place National Pro-Am is one of the highlights of my career.
“The Grand Final venue at PGA National Turkey was an exceptional course to play and all players were treated brilliantly by PGA staff. It’s a brilliant pro-am competition hosted at one of the best golf facilities in Turkey.”
