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[ 25.08.2010 ]
TLA Press Release – Official World Golf Ranking New Directives
TLA to be incorporated into the Official World Golf Rankings system in 2011
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Former TLA star Andres Romero of Argentina is currently ranked 151st on the OWGR.
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Caracas, Venezuela (August 25, 2010) – The Tour de las Americas efforts to develop and promote top professional golf events in the region of Latin America and the Caribbean have been acknowledged by the Governing Board of the Official World Golf Rankings (OWGR).
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[ 17.08.2010 ]
2010 European Challenge Tour
Chile’s Mark Tullo Snatched Victory From Manassero
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Mark Tullo. Photo EuropeanTour.com
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Geneva, Switzerland (August 14, 2010) – Chile’s Mark Tullo carded a stunning seven under par 65 in the final round of the Rolex Trophy to deny Italian teenager Matteo Manassero his first professional victory on the European Challenge Tour.
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[ 03.06.2010 ]
TLA Press Release
TLA Pays Tribute to Dr. Humberto Berger
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Dr. Berger, right, was honored by TLA Commissioner Henrique Lavie last Sunday.
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Lima, Peru (June 3, 2010) – Whenever the Tour de las Americas (TLA) visits Peru it gets back in touch with its roots, as the idea of a regional Tour flourished here twenty years ago. One of the leading supporters of the Tour was Dr. Humberto Berger, who remains active as promoter of the Peru Open in an effort that proves that his passion for golf remains as strong as ever.
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Villegas claims share of the eight spot in Winsconsin
Kohler, Wisconsin, USA (Aug. 16, 2010) – Colombia’s Camilo Villegas enjoyed a very consistent week, shooting under par on each round (71-71-70-68) to claim a piece of the eight spot at the 92nd PGA Championship. The tournament put an end to the 2010 Major Championship season with Germany’s Martin Kaymer taking home the Wanamaker Trophy in playoff.
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Argentina’s Julian Etulain keeps control to make the Colombia Open his first TLA win
Bogota, Colombia (August 1st, 2010) – The hard work and solid golf displayed by Argentina’s Julian Etulain on the Tour de las Americas over the past eighteen months finally paid off on Sunday. After three top 3 finishes and ten top 15’s on Tour, the 21-year old finally broke through to win the ‘63º Abierto de Colombia presentado por Arturo Calle Golf’ – the sixty-third edition of the Colombia National Open Championship.
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Amaya shines again on the Tour de las Americas
Medellin, Colombia (July 18, 2010) – With a strong performance of 65 and 66 strokes over the last two rounds of the 50th Abierto Internacional de Golf Copa Sura, the small Colombian veteran Jesus Amaya, whose nickname “Estrellita” translates into “Little-Star”, is shinning bright once again on the Tour de las Americas (TLA).
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Colombian Oscar Alvarez Triumphant in Pereira
Pereira, Colombia (July 5, 2010) – For the second straight year the 5th of July has turned out to be a glorious day for Colombia’s Oscar Alvarez, who claimed the VI Abierto Internacional de Golf Eje Cafetero 2010 – Ron Medellin Extra Añejo Gran Reserva this Monday afternoon.
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Sebastian Fernandez All the Way in Peru
Lima, Peru (May 30, 2010) – The Toyota Peru Open 2010 was dominated by Sebastian Fernandez of Argentina, whose strong pace was unmatched as he charged to a tournament record of 22-under par 266 at Los Inkas Golf Club.
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Argentina’s Luciano Dodda Wins in Playoff
Acapulco, Mexico (May 9, 2010) – Despite losing the four-stroke lead he enjoyed at the start of the day, Argentina’s Luciano Dodda came back to defeat his countryman Julian Etulain in a playoff hole for the title of the 2010 TLA Players Championship.
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Andrés Romero All the Way
Cordoba, Argentina (April 18, 2010) – Argentina’s Andrés Romero proved to be a solid leader to collect an impressive wire-to-wire win at the 79th Abierto VISA del Centro presentado por OSDE – an event co-sanctioned by the Tour de las Americas and the local TPG Tour at the Cordoba Golf Club.
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David Vanegas Simply Unstoppable at Home
Rionegro, Colombia (February 21, 2010) – Colombia’s David Vanegas provided a dominating final day performance to make the Abierto Internacional de Golf II Copa Antioquia the most memorable event of his career of only fourteen months as a professional.
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