Win a trip to Las Vegas at the Andrew Simons golf day at SPLASH! on the Gold Coast
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At this year's Andrew Simons Memorial Golf Day, the lucky - and skilful - winner will take out not only the coveted trophy, but four tickets to Las Vegas to enjoy the nightlife and attend the International Pool - Spa - Patio Expo 2017.
Back by popular demand, the Andrew Simons Memorial golf day will be based on a four-man ambrose with a twist. Lo-Chlor Chemicals will be co-ordinating the day which will not only include the ambrose event but a unique sudden death playoff format.
This revolutionary system revolves around a super six draw which occurs at the end of the days play where six holes are chosen at random from the eighteen played.
The eight teams with the best scores then playoff over two holes creating a unique professional tournament atmosphere where finalists of the day will play in front of a gallery made up of the days former combatants.
Prizes for the ambrose event will be presented after lunch at The Glades Golf Club and the winner of the shootout will win four airfares to Las Vegas, Nevada USA and accommodation for four nights where they can attend the International Pool - Spa - Patio Expo 2017.
Andrew Simons Memorial Golf Day
Andrew Simons founded Lo-Chlor Chemicals in 1979 and pioneered water chemistry and water treatment in the Australian Pool and Spa Industry. Today, Lo-Chlor Chemicals and Poolcorp International are run by Paul Simons (Andrew’s son) and it remains the market leader and innovator in water treatment technologies. An avid golfer and industry member himself, Paul is committed to supporting SPLASH! and other industry bodies to ensure these events continue to grow and attract attendees to the show and associated events.