Get your picture taken

with Eisenhower Trophy

at Fairways, Inverness

tomorrow

By NEIL D HAMPTON
Golf & Marketing Director
Loch Ness Golf Course & Fairways Driving Range
Castle Heather, Inverness
We are going to to be fortunate to have the Eisenhower Trophy on display at Fairways on Tuesday(May 5) for two or three hours in the late afternoon/early evening.
The Eisenhower Trophy is a biennial world amateur team golf championship for men, organised by the International Golf Federation. It is named after the late Dwight D Eisenhower, who was President of the United States when the tournament was first played. He was a very keen amateur golfer.
Recent Eisenhower Trophy tournaments have featured teams from more than sixty countries.
Scotland won the trophy for the first time last October near Adelaide in Australia 2008 and were represented by Calum McAullay (Tulliallan), Wallace Booth (Comrie) and Gavin Dear (Murrayshall). Calum has already made his mark on the European Tour professional circuit while Wallace and Gavin are still concentrating on their amateur golf and are Walker Cup team candidates.
If you would like to see this impressive trophy and have your picture taken with it, just come along to Fairways. This could be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see - and hold - one of golf's most prestigious trophies.
We will have the trophy from 11am on Tuesday until 8pm that night.
Neil D Hampton
Tel: 01463 713335
Fax: 01463 712695
Mobile: 07801 510688
Web: www.golflochness.com