MEDIA RELEASE FROM PGA IN SCOTLAND
The final PGA in Scotland Order of Merit event of the season takes place
at The Duke's Course, St. Andrew's this coming week (Monday-Tuesday), with a maximum field of 60
players not only looking to secure their playing rights for 2013, but
also hoping to add the Optical Express Order of Merit title to their CV
as well.
In addition to the prize-fund on offer for the event, the overall winner
of the PGA Optical Express OOM will receive a £500 bonus, with Greig
Hutcheon in pole position to clinch that honour as he is currently over
50 points ahead of his nearest challenger David Patrick.
Hutcheon has already clinched the 2012 Scottish Order of Merit title
with the Optical Express events playing a significant part in that
success, being responsible for six of the nine counting events to the
overall award.
Michael MacDougall, secretary of the PGA in Scotland, commented "This
tournament brings down the curtain on our season, and it also ends the
first year of our association with Optical Express. We greatly
appreciate their support and hope that it will continue in the years to
come."
David Moulsdale, the CEO of Optical Express, commented: "One of our main
aims in establishing this series was to help develop young Scottish
talent. After the astonishing events at Medinah last weekend, it would
be fantastic if in years to come any of the players who have competed in
our events were to follow in the footsteps of Paul Lawrie and represent
Europe in the future."
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