Sentence examples for tournament operations from inspiring English sources

Two years later, Suzanne Jackson, the L.P.G.A. director of tournament operations, died of breast cancer.

The event, with $4 million in prize money, will also expand the roster of tour players involved in high-level tournament operations positions.

The new qualifying system is on the agenda for the tour's board meeting scheduled for June 25, said the tour's chief of tournament operations, Andy Pazder.

"If we can start at 7 30 a.m., I feel confident we can get 72 holes in," said Barb Trammell, vice president for tournament operations of the Ladies Professional Golf Association.

I had the chance to speak with Stacey Schaeffer, SAS pricing director, and SAS Championship tournament operations chairperson for this year's SAS Championship taking place October 11 - 16 in Cary, North Carolina.

Tournament incentives are common in organizations, and how characteristics of the tournament group (e.g., tournament group identity) and the tournament incentives (e.g., winner proportion) affect tournament performance are of both practical and theoretical importance.

Despite playing his first tournament since his operation, he has not held back.

Madison's father, Mark Teodo, credits the discipline of the Tournament of Roses operation for keeping the schedule manageable.

Greg Norman, who has not won a tournament since shoulder surgery two years ago, will have a hip operation today and miss next month's British Open at St. Andrews.

Seles today meets the top-seeed Justine Henin-Hardenne, who won 7-5, 4-6, 6-4 against Jennifer Capriati, ending the American's comeback tournament after an eye operation.

The quarter-final loss means Murray has failed to get past the semi-finals of any tournament since having an operation on his back in September 2013.