Gold Coast hosts National Final of International Pairs
Living Choice Australia was proud to have been a supporting sponsor for the International Pairs National Final held at Palmer Gold Coast on the 6th of October.
The 4BBB event had golfers from over 25 clubs from all around Australia competing for a chance to win their way to the International Pairs World Final representing their home Golf Club and Australia which will be held at the Royal Obidos Spa & Golf Resort & Bom Sucesso Golf Resort in Portugal from 6-10 November. Six proud Aussies will compete in the Men’s Pairs, Women’s Pairs and Mixed Pairs categories. An amateur golf experience of a lifetime!
Competitors who had already secured their spots in the competition were treated to a "Player Experience Dinner" which was supported by Living Choice Parkwood. The guest speaker for the evening was Rodger Davis, the current Chairman of PGA Australia and a former player on the Tour Australasia and European Tour. The audience had the opportunity to gain valuable insights into Mr. Davis's playing career, his experiences as the PGA Chairman, and a glimpse into the future of LIV golf. Competitors and guests were also treated to a Q&A session with the previous year's winners, who highlighted their experience at the 2022 World Final which was held in La Cala Mijas, Spain.
Winners of the 2023 National Final:
Men’s: G Mclean + J Allen, Windaroo Lakes Golf Club, QLD
Women’s: A Cash Tobin + T Kelly, Windaroo Lakes Golf Club, QLD
Mixed: M Deacon + J Deacon, Aston Hills Golf Club, SA
Stakeholder Engagement Manager, Trent Blucher, expressed that “International Pairs Australia hopes to become the nation’s most popular Pairs golf tournament. The 2023 National Final was a great success and as a result we will see a significant increase in participation by both clubs and individuals throughout 2024. Providing the mix of golf, friendship, and travel we appreciate partnering with organisations such as Living Choice to enable us to provide an even more exciting experience for our competitors in the future.”
