Sentence examples for a tournament named from inspiring English sources
The sport's centers of fun are the tournaments at T.P.C. Scottsdale and Colonial, so the Tour has gone and banned their caddie races, most famously run at the Waste Management Open, because, seriously, you need to do something to spice up a tournament named after trash.
In 1978, before the finals of the first Embassy World Professional Darts Championship in Nottingham, a tournament named after the cigarette brand sponsoring it, Mr. Rees went through his usual warming-up routine, downing two pints of lager and a brandy.
Ridge is in town this week to attend the tournament at Bay Hill – a tournament named after the man we all know and love.
The two teams competed in an annual pre-season tournament known as the Dango Memorial Cup (a charity tournament named in honour of a former player who appeared for both teams), together with two other invited clubs.
He had a local tournament named after him in this sport as well, the inaugural edition of which was held in 1973.
A memorial football tournament named after Rhys was played in May this year with under-12s teams playing at Chester's stadium.
He will play in a four-man tournament named after Sinquefield — the Sinquefield Cup — whose other competitors will be the world's second-ranked player, Levon Aronian of Armenia, and the top two Americans, Hikaru Nakamura, No. 8, and Gata Kamsky, No. 11.
American Golf hosts the Knabe Cup, an annual youth tournament named in honor of the senior Mr. Knabe.
He was the founding President of the Midland Golf Club, an invitational golf tournament, named for the predecessor golf course to Cherry Valley, and remained as Honorary Chairman until his death.
This year, Melissa Pena, now 20, decided to help coach a team in the tournament named for her father that she had competed in for so many years.
Outside of the football team, Holtz is deeply involved with an annual spring golf tournament named the Drew Steele-Skip Holtz Golf Classic.
