Long running Australian Masters takes hiatus in 2016
IMG, the owners of The Australian Masters, has announced that it will not be staging the event in 2016 as it looks to reposition one of Australian golf’s iconic events. “As part of IMG’s ongoing evolution of its golf events business, the company is in the process of reimagining its Australian Masters event to ensure the delivery of a world-class experience,” said David Rollo, Vice President-Director of Golf, IMG Australia and New Zealand.“To best execute a change of this scale, IMG today anno..>> view originalBoxer Browne says he's innocent
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Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Long running Australian Masters takes hiatus in 2016 and other top stories.
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