The Major Supports In 2010 Mission
The first essential factor to be done in organizing a qualified
golf tournament is to select the golf course that will host the
event.
It requires a thorough observation to choose between 150
golf courses in Indonesia and at least 60 in the area of Jakarta and surround
it (Jabodetabek) to be the host venue. For any reasons, the quality of the
tournament is determined by the sharpness of the field that meets its
standard qualification known as championship course. Moreover, the
course’s readiness is an absolute requirement to be realized during the
event. From the technical requirements to club house services, all become
one part that support one another to make the tournament runs well in all.
And the other thing that often burdens the organizer in selecting the
course is that the course’s charge is the biggest sum in the budget. That means, there has to be a good cooperation between the organizers
and the course’s owner to facilitate the development of national golf,
concerning the flexibility of the cost, particularly for the international
events in the country.
There are not many club managers who have the same vision and
mission as Ria Prawiro and Kariza in supporting the development of
professional golf in Indonesia , by organizing tournaments.
Fortunately , Ria Prawiro met the parties who did understand about her
vision and mission to take the competition of Indonesian professional
golf to the other level of international standard competition , in which
one of the objectives was to provide an international course as their
competing arena.
Out of all her moves , her chosen courses that were used for 3 professional
golf tournaments that were held this year was not just because of the
generous factor of the club’s managers who eagerly provided all the
facilities . But she had observed that the courses could represent the
prestige and the supremacy of all the golfers who would play at the
event, whether they were local players or the foreign players as well as the tour golfers.
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