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全米ジュニアゴルフ協会(AJGA)
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PageRank 5 
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最終更新日 2011-4-27 3:51
【National Headquarters】
Completed in the summer of 2000, the AJGA's National Headquarters allows for the addition of staff members, ensuring the unparalleled quality of AJGA events as the Association expands its services and quantity of tournaments.
Location: Chateau Elan Resort in Braselton, Ga., about 40 miles northeast of Atlanta
Completed: August 2000
Occupied: September 18, 2000
Dedicated: February 17, 2001
Square Feet: 14,000
Floors: Three, plus a basement/parking garage
Approximate Max Occupancy: 60
Cost: $2.4 million
Funding: Private donations through capital campaign
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Asian Golf Course Owners Association
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PageRank 3 
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最終更新日 2010-10-23 11:24
【組織概要】
Asian Golf Course Owners Association (AGCOA) is a non-profit organization officially launched on 9th June 2005. It seeks to provide golf owners in Asia with the tools they need to succeed in the complex and competitive golf business. Its ultimate aim is to ensure that golf courses in the continent continue to meet the demands of the golfers across the globe.
AGCOA was commissioned by the National Golf Course Owners Association (NGCOA) and European Golf Course Owners Association (EGCOA) during its inaugural launch in 2005.
Objectives
To gather all Asian golf course owners to increase bargaining power with suppliers
To consider the problems of operation, management and promotion of golf faced by owners and operators of golf courses in Asia
To promote activities designed to increase the efficiency of golf courses and golf-related operations
To promote cooperation and exchange of ideas and experiences among members
To gain recognition
To provide opportunities for networking and partnership
To provide continuous educational programs in the industry through special events, seminars and workshops
To provide effective human resource management and expertise-exchange within the industry
【連絡先】
For any enquiries, please contact AGCOA Executive Office:
Ms Lyndia Tan
Director, Member Services
Email: lyndia_tan@agcoa.org
Asian Golf Course Owners Association
275 River Valley Road
#05-00
Singapore 238320
Tel: +65 8157 4497
Fax: +65 6298 4144
Email: info@agcoa.org
Website: www.agcoa.org
【CEO】
Chairman
Dr. Chanchai Ruayrungruang
Chairman
Asian Golf Course Owners Association
Ruoy Chai International Group
Red Bull Group
Honorary Chairman
China Charity
Vice-President
China Association of Enterprises (Foreign Investment)
Background
Dr. Chanchai Ruayrungruang is a Chinese-Thai entrepreneur. In the past 20 years, he established Thailand’s Ruoy Chai Group and it has since flourished to that of a Multi-National Company with branches in Singapore, Canada, USA, England, Germany and Switzerland. In 1995, the group started investing in China and now counts Red Bull Vitamin Drink Co. Ltd, Pine Valley Golf Resort and Country Club, Beijing Wonderland Co. Ltd as its main investments.Devoting himself to be of service to his country through his many business dealings and promoting cultural exchange between China and Thailand, Dr.Chanchai was named as one of the Top 10 Most Influential Chinese Entrepreneur recently.
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Asian Professional Golfers Association（APGA）
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PageRank 3
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最終更新日 2010-5-6 10:57
＜Formation Of The Asian PGA＞
Before the first ball was struck on the Asian PGA Tour, weeks, months and years of planning were involved. The one event, however, which stands out during the early days was the first meeting which took place between Ramlan Haron and Seamus O'Brien.
The two met in October of 1993 in the Holiday Inn in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to discuss the formation of the Asian PGA. So solid was their conviction that a newly-formed Asian PGA would succeed, and so fruitful were their discussions, that they signed and dated the napkin on which they had been scribbling their ideas. It was the true beginning of the Asian PGA.
■The first Asian PGA Board Meeting:
In July, 1994, the Asian PGA was officially formed during an historic meeting in Hong Kong attended by PGA representatives from eight Asian countries - Hong Kong, India, Korea, Myanmar, Taiwan, Thailand, the Philippines, and Singapore.
■Launch of the Asian PGA Tour:
The Asian PGA Tour teed-off on June 22, 1995, with The International in Pattaya, Thailand. The first tee shot was struck, appropriately, by one of Thailand's and Asia's greatest golfers, Boonchu Ruangkit. The tournament was staged at Sriracha Golf Club and was won by Korea's Park Nam-sin.
■Asian PGA joins world elite:
In 1998 the outstanding progress made by the Asian PGA was recognised when it was invited by the PGA Tours international Federation to become its sixth member. The landmark development was announced at a press conference prior to the British Open where top officials from the world's leading Tours attended. The PGA Tours International Federation was formed in March 1996 by the US PGA Tour, the PGA European Tour, the PGA Tour of Japan, the PGA Tour of Australasia and the Southern Africa PGA Tour.
■Tour structure:
The Asian PGA is the governing body that sanctions and runs the Asian PGA Tour. The head office of the Asian PGA is located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This office is responsible for co-ordinating the playing professionals, the event golfing operations, and the future development of the Asian PGA Tour.
■The growth of the Asian PGA Tour:
1995: 18 tournaments, 12 countries visited, total prize money of US$5.5 million
1996: 22 tournaments, 12 countries, total prize money of US$6 million
1997: 22 tournaments, 15 countries, total prize money of US$6 million
1998: 20 tournaments, 15 countries, total prize money of US$5 million
1999: 18 tournaments, 12 countries, total prize money of US$5.5 million
2000: 22 tournaments, 12 countries, total prize money of US$7.6 million
2001: 17 tournaments, 9 countries, total prize money of US$7.6 million
2002: 19 tournaments, 11 countries, total prize money of US$10.7 million
■Most titles on the Asian PGA Tour:
Leading the way after tour seasons of the Asian PGA Tour is Kang Wook-soon (KOR) with seven victories and Gerry Norquist (USA) with five vicotries. Other leaders are: Jyoti Randhawa (IND), James Kingston (RSA), Boonchu Ruangkit (THA), Thammanoon Sriroj (THA), Jee Milkha Singh (IND), Prayed Marksaeng (THA), Lin Keng-chi (TWN), Charlie Wi (KOR) all with four victories; Simon Dyson (END), Arjun Atwal (IND), Des Terblanche (RSA), Nico Van Rensburg (RSA) and Thawron Wiratchant (THA) all with three victories.
Asian PGA Tour's Host Venues of the year:
1995
Dubai Creek Golf and Yacht Club.
1996
Damai Indah Golf and Country Club, Indonesia.
1997
Dubai Creek Golf and Yacht Club.
1998
The Mines Resort, Kuala Lampur.
1999
Joint winners - Mission Hills Golf Club, China, and The Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club.
2000
The Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club.
2001 Shanghai Silport Golf Club, China
2002 Harbour Plaza Golf Club, China
■Order of Merit winners:
1995
Lin Keng-chi (TWN)US$ 177,856
1996
Kang Wook-soon (KOR)US$ 183,737
1997
Mike Cunning (USA)US$ 170,619
1998
Kang Wook-soon (KOR)US$ 150,771
1999
Kyi Hla Han (MYN)US$ 204,210
2000
Simon Dyson (ENG)US$ 282,371
2001
Thongchai Jaidee (THA)US$ 353,060
2002
Jyoti Randhawa (IND)US$266,263
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ASIAN TOUR
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PageRank 3
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最終更新日 2010-5-6 10:21
＜概要＞
＜INTRODUCTION＞
The Asian Tour is the official regional sanctioning body for professional golf in Asia. The mission of the Asian Tour is to expand tournament golf so as to substantially enhance the careers of its members, thereby developing and growing golf in Asia while maintaining a commitment to the integrity of the game.
The Asian Tour, through its membership of the International Federation of PGA Tours, is the only recognised pan-Asian professional golf tour in Asia. This unique feature positions the Asian Tour at the pinnacle of professional golf in Asia; providing its events with Official World Ranking status.
＜沿革＞
＜HISTORY OF THE ASIAN TOUR＞
In January 2004, the tournament playing professionals of Asia formed a new player representative body named the Asian Tour to ensure control over their careers and the development of professional tournament golf in Asia.
2004 SEASON
The Asian Tour staged a total of 22 tournaments offering prize money of US$12.3 million in its inaugural season as a new organisation. Vietnam was added to the growing list of countries to stage a professional golf tournament.
2005 SEASON
The Asian Tour staged a total of 27 tournaments with over US$20 million in total prize money. Thailand's Thaworn Wiratchant, the 2005 Order of Merit winner, set a new record for wins in a single season with four titles. The Tour also visited new events in Qatar, Brunei, Indonesia and Thailand to reinforce the growth of professional golf across Asia.
2006 SEASON
The 2006 season boasted record prize money of over US$24 million from the staging of 27 tournaments. India's Jeev Milkha Singh, the 2006 Order of Merit winner, established a new record for prize money won in a single season, winning US$591,884. The Tour welcomed new tournaments in Pakistan, India and Malaysia.
2007 SEASON
In 2007, a record schedule of 28 tournaments offering an all-time high of over US$27 million in prize money was offered to the players. Liang Wen-chong became the first player from China to win the Order of Merit as the Tour heralded new events in Cambodia and Vietnam. The Tour, which was made up of players from no fewer than 25 different nationalities, visited 16 different countries and territories in 2007.
2008 Season
The growth of professional golf reached new heights in 2008. An unprecedented 30 events which offered a record US$39 million were staged across 17 countries and territories while India’s Jeev Milkha Singh become the Tour’s first million-dollar man in a single season when he earned over US$1.4 million to win the Order of Merit title for the second time in three years.of 30 events with nearly US$40 million in total prize money is expected to be on offer in the 2008 Asian Tour season.
2009 Season
The Asian Tour sanctioned 28 events worth almost US$38 million in 2009. Thailand’s Thongchai Jaidee became the first man in Asian golf history to win three Order of Merit crowns while Korea’s Yang Yong-eun created history by becoming the first Asian to win a Major. Yang and India’s Jeev Milkha Singh were afforded honorary memberships on the Asian Tour for their outstanding achievements and contributions to the game of golf in Asia and across the globe.
＜事務所・連絡先＞
Office contact numbers are:
Asian Tour (Headquarters)
5 Bukit Manis Road,
Sentosa, Singapore
099893
Tel: +65 6720 8990
Fax: +65 6720 8997
Kuala Lumpur Tour Operations Office
(and all membership enquiries)
Asian Tour
Lot 918 & 920, Block A,
Kelana Centre Point,
No. 3, Jalan SS7/19, Kelana Jaya
47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Malaysia
Tel : +603 7880 3714, +603 7880 3715
Fax : +603 7880 1141
For media enquiries, please email news@asiantour.com
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Indonesian Golf Association
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PageRank 4 
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最終更新日 2010-10-30 16:58
インドネシアゴルフ連盟の公式サイト
【連絡先】
Gedung Medco I, lt1
Jl. Ampera Raya No.18-20, Cilandak - Jakarta Selatan, 12560
Telp. 021 78841214, Fax. 021 78841215
E-mail: pgi@pgionline.org
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最終更新日 2010-10-31 9:24
Callaway Golf Junior World Golf Championships
&San Diego Junior Golf Association
6155 Cornerstone Court E, Suite 100
San Diego, CA 92121
(858) 558-8277
(858) 558-8370
www.juniorworldgolf.com
www.sdjga.org
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Ladies Asian Golf Tour
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PageRank 4
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最終更新日 2010-10-23 12:41
Ladies Asian Golf Tour
51 Minamidai, Ushikawa, Toyohashi, Japan 440-0016
Tel/Fax : +81 (0) 532 54 7360
Player inquiry e-mail: kato@lagt.org
Media inquiry e-mail: aloy@lagt.org
General inquiry email: info@lagt.org
Management Board
Chairman
Mrs.Rae-Vadee T. suwan
E-mail: raevadee@lagt.org
Tel: +66 2255 7976
Fax: +66 2254 8176
President / Commissioner
Mr.Koichi Kato
E-mail: kato@lagt.org
Tel/Fax: +81 532 54 7360
Senior Advisor/Richtone
Mr.Aylwin Tai
E-mail: tai@lagt.org
Tournament Division
Media Manager
Mr.Aluosies Francis
E-mail: aloy@lagt.org
Tel: +6016 3560019
Fax: +603 79550046
Score/Website Manager
Mr.Suwich Kunaruttanapruk
E-mail: suwich@lagt.org
Tel: +66 2650 9310
Fax: +66 2650 9314
Manager, TV Development
Mr.Patrick Marshall
E-mail: pat@lagt.org
Tournament Director
Mr. Douglas Logan
E-mail: douglas@lagt.org
Deputy Tournament Director
Ms. Candi Anna Chan
E-mail: candi@lagt.org
Rules Official
Ms. Kwee Fah Hew
E-mail: kweefah@lagt.org
Rules Official
Ms.Samerporn Varee
E-mail: samerporn@lagt.org
Rules Official
Ms. Kay KIM
E-mail: kay@lagt.org
Liaison Officer (China)
Ms. May Wang
E-mail: maywang@lagt.org
Score Official
Mr. Prapatsara Indrasen
Score Official
Ms. Chatchama Chommali
Score Official
Mr. Wichid Kumtongdee
About us
The LAGT is a member of International Golf Federation (IGF) Olympic Golf Committee as well as a member of IGF PGA Tour and supported by R&A.
Following the 20 year Tradition and heritage of the Ladies Golf Circuit in Asia, The Ladies Asian Golf Tour was formed in 2005 to develop a professional Ladies Tour in Asian that can take its place in world ladies' golf alongside the ladies PGA in the United States and the Robe di Kappa Ladies Tour in Europe. The new Tour Management blends long experience in Asian golf with global expertise in marketing and media.
The chairman of the LAGT
Rea-Vadee T.Suwan needs no introduction to ladies golfer in Asia. From Ladies Captain of the Royal Bangkok GC, Co-ordinator of the Queen Sirikit Cup, and co-founder of the Kosaido Ladies Golf Circuit, through to President of the Thailand Ladies Golf Association, She has been the driving force in the development of ladies' golf throughout Asia.
The president of the LAGT
The Chief Commissioner of the LAGT, responsible for the Rules and the co - ordination of the Tour, Koichi Koto. He was co - ordinator of the Ladies Golf Circuit from its start in 1983 right up to 2003. No co - ordinator is more experienced in the management of Asian ladies'golf, and no Commisioner could better understand and appreciate the hopes and aspirations of professional lady golfers in Asia than Koichi Kato.
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最終更新日 2010-10-30 16:37
MALAYSIAN GOLF ASSOCIATION
【連絡先】
14 JALAN 4/76C,DESA PANDAN
55100 KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA
Tel: 603 - 92837300
Fax: 603 - 92829300
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National Golf Academy of India
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PageRank 3
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最終更新日 2010-10-23 12:33
インドのゴルファー教育機関(NGAI)の公式サイト
【概要】
The National Golf Academy of India is the first accredited programme for teaching professionals in the country. The programme is supported by the Indian Golf Union, The R&A and the PGA of Europe. Since it's inception in 2004 the NGAI has accredited 275 teaching professionals from all over Inda and the neighbouring countries. In 2008 it established it's first centre in Chandigarh at the CGA from where it has been operating ever since.
The programme offers all individuals who are desirous of becoming teaching professionals the opportunity to attend training programmes to learn how to teach the game of golf. Through a system of testing and examination all individuals are graded From Class D to Class A with Class A being the highest level one can currently achieve vide this programme.
The programme was established with great help from Dr. Donato Di ponziano, Deputy chairman PGA of Europe who was sent here with the help of the R&A to assist the IGU in establishing this programme. Thanks to the efforts of many individuals, this programme is today providing many young golfers the opportunity to learn the game correctly from the very beginning under the able guidance of properly trained teaching professionals.
【連絡先】
Sector 6,Chandigarh 160-019 India
Tel:+91-172-2746011
Email:NGAI@gmail.com
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最終更新日 2010-10-23 11:31
【NGCOAについて】
THE NGCOA IS A VALUABLE SOURCE OF INFORMATION AND EDUCATION FOR THE INDUSTRY’S GOLF COURSE OWNERS AND OPERATORS.
Owners and operators of golf courses throughout the U.S. and the world – from those who run 9-hole facilities in rural locations to owners of the largest golf course portfolios in the most popular golf destinations – look to the National Golf Course Owners Association as a valuable source for information and education, and an advocate for their best interests.
Established in 1979 and headquartered in Charleston, S.C., the NGCOA is the leading authority on the business of golf course ownership and management. The Association represents the industry’s key decision makers with ultimate responsibility for golf courses throughout the world. The not-for-profit organization is the only trade association dedicated exclusively to golf course owners and operators.
Membership of the NGCOA includes owners and operators of daily-fee, semi-private, private and resort courses. While diverse in its makeup, the Association serves as a resource for a critical need shared by all owners and operators in today’s ever-changing golf industry: information and inspiration on how to operate their facilities as efficiently and profitably as possible.
【連絡先】
National Golf Course Owners Association
291 Seven Farms Drive
Charleston, SC 29492
Toll-free: 1-800-933-4262
Phone: (843) 881-9956
FAX: (843) 881-9958
info@ngcoa.org
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