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IGU Feeder Tour & Sub Junior Tour Final 2016 today

| | Oct 24, 2016, at 11:17 pm
Kolkata, Oct 24 (IBNS): After a long and gruelling season of golf, the top junior talent from the zonal IGU Feeder and Sub Junior tours has converged at the Mecca of Indian Golf, Royal Calcutta Golf Club to stake claim for the IGU Feeder & Sub Junior Tour Final 2016 here.

A total of 72 hopefuls will compete for the Boys Category A, B, C & D titles along with 12 Girls, who will compete for Category D title.

The event will be played over four days starting October 25 with 40 boys teeing off on the first day for the Category A & B championship.

The Boys Category C will tee off on the 26th with 16 Boys added to the draw and consequently it will be the Boys & Girls Category D teeing on the final two days.

 

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