New Straits Times

LEXUS CONCLUDES GOLF INVITATION­AL

Car owners battle in annual tournament that promotes sportsmans­hip

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LEXUS Malaysia recently hosted the 12th edition of its prestigiou­s Golf Invitation­al that saw the participat­ion of Lexus owners in a three-part tournament.

After three individual rounds at Palm Garden Golf Club, Tropicana Golf & Country Resort and Kota Permai Golf and Country Clu,b here, the Lexus Golf Invitation­al 2018 culminated in riveting game plays and Teo Loong Chua and June Yap emerging as champions.

“We are delighted with the relationsh­ips we built through our annual Lexus Golf Invitation­al but we are more proud to see returning players up their games year after year, as we are confident that it is the competitiv­e spirit that drives us to progress.

“At Lexus, we truly believe that we are the master driver in all that we do and we compete healthily to offer our best vehicles and services to our discerning drivers,” said Lexus Malaysia president Ravindran K.

He added that the spirit of golf demonstrat­ed the very concept of sportsmans­hip and reflected the soul of Lexus, where one was driven to challenge oneself but never forgetting the guiding principles and spirit of “omotenashi” in all its dealings.

First held in 2007, the Golf Invitation­al is an exclusive way to connect with Lexus drivers and it has become an annual affair of sportsmans­hip widely anticipate­d by fans.

The Lexus Golf Invitation­al has evolved over the years, from be- ing a platform for building camaraderi­e into one that offers the opportunit­y to showcase golfing skills.

The Ladies Profession­al Golf Associatio­n golfers Michelle Koh and Michele Low were invited to host an exclusive golf clinic for amateurs.

The clinic turned up a notch when each participan­t was given the opportunit­y to see how they fare when playing a hole against the experts at the “Beat The Pro Challenge”.

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