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This week the Race to Dubai head to the Omega Dubai Desert Classic. Taking place at the stunning Emirates Golf Course in Dubai.
Farmfoods have made the first major signing of the New Year by coming on board as headline sponsor for professional golfer Graeme Storm.
This week Graeme will be heading to Doha, Qatar to compete in the Commercialbank Qatar Masters present by Dolphin Energy.
Graeme Storm Interview at Radio Tees with Ali Brownlee and Craig Hignett, on Tuesday 15th December 2009.
This week is the UBS Hong Kong Open, the penultimate event on the European Tour's international Schedule. With Graeme in 50th place in the Race to Dubai standings this week's event holds even more importance.
Graeme produced a fantastic performance at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland last weekend where he finished the event tied 19th with rounds of 69, 69, 72 and a superb 67. He took home over 36,500 euros and now sits comfortably within the Top 50 on the Race to Dubai at 41st.
Graeme is all set to impress with his celebratory partner Ronan Keating this week at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship held in Scotland. Ronan and Graeme have been paired together for the last two years and are becoming a formidable force in the Pro-Am competition. This highly renowned four day event was first introduced in 2001 to replace the Dunhill Links Cup and since then it has become extremely popular.
Tomorrow sees the beginning of the KLM Open which is being held at the Kennemer Golf and Country Club in Zandvoort, the Netherlands. The course is a 6626 par 70 and with a bright end of the week predicted, hopefully the weather won’t affect the quality of the golf.
Stormy has made the cut at the BMW International Open. The competition, held at the Golfclub Munchen Eichenreid, is one of the most prestigious events on the European tour, and Graeme is delighted to have made the weekend’s play, especially as it has been so keenly contested this year.
The BMW International Open begins tomorrow at the Golfclub Munchen Eichenreid, where it is being held for the eighth year in a row. This famous German course is a 7,023 yard, par 72, which was designed by Kurt Rossknecht and will prove to be trying for the golfers in that it has water hazards on 10 of the holes. The weather looks good for the end of the week with temperatures between 18 and 25 degrees centigrade predicted for the four days of the championship.