Sun.Star Cebu

PHOENIX GOLF CUP ADDS TEAM EVENT

Phoenix Petroleum targets 250 golfers for third edition of golf tournament at Cebu Country Club on June 22

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Phoenix Petroleum will stage a bigger and grander golf tournament dubbed the Phoenix Pulse Technoloy Amateur Golf Tournament on June 22 at the Cebu County Club (CCC) in Banilad, Cebu City.

Now on its third year in Cebu, the amateur golf tournament for 24-Above players will shell out P1 million cash prize, a Harley-Davidson Street XG750, two Tata Manza Petrol Cars and P100,000 worth of Phoenix Petroleum fuels and lubricants as the hole-inone prizes.

The participan­ts will get the chance to win one of these prizes when they hit an ace in the par-3 holes in the 18-hole tournament organized by Phoenix Petroleum for the benefit of the Phoenix Philippine­s Foundation.

One of the additions this year is the inclusion of the Team division, where each team can have a maximum of five players but only the best four scores will be counted.

“We are also happy to announce that this year is our 10th anniversar­y since we started this tournament in Davao City. This is our third year in Cebu and we are planning to do this in Luzon next year to make it a nationwide event,” said Phoenix Petroleum golf organizer Liloh Evangelist­a in a press conference at The Henry Hotel yesterday.

Atty. Raymond Zorrilla, the company’s SVP for external affairs, business developmen­t and security, said that the foundation focuses on education, livelihood, environmen­t and outreach programs.

Zorilla stressed that in their project for education they have around 8, 000 students and 23 adopted schools nationwide.

“We want to give the underprivi­leged to have a fighting chance in life through education,” he said.

Phoenix Petroleum is also doing medical and dental missions and internatio­nal coastal clean ups, he added.

From 120 participan­ts last year, the organizers are expanding the number of entries to 250 and they arleady have 197 participan­ts. /

 ?? SUNSTAR FOTO/ ARNI ACLAO ?? GETTING BIGGER. Phoenix Pulse Amateur Golf Tournament organizers (from left) Albert Nuñez, Atty. Raymond Zorrilla and Liloh Evangelist­a are hoping to make their event nationwide in scope next year.
SUNSTAR FOTO/ ARNI ACLAO GETTING BIGGER. Phoenix Pulse Amateur Golf Tournament organizers (from left) Albert Nuñez, Atty. Raymond Zorrilla and Liloh Evangelist­a are hoping to make their event nationwide in scope next year.

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