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The Women's World Cup of Golf is a professional event for two woman teams which was played for the first time in February 2005. Each country can field one team.


The inaugural event was played in South Africa. It had a field of twenty teams and a prize fund of $1 million.


The equivalent event for men is the WGC-World Cup. The WGC-World Cup is an annual mens golf tournament. ...


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Ai Miyazato (born 19 June 1985) is a Japanese golfer. ...

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LPGA.com (886 words)
The Acer Women’s World Cup of Golf at Pezula will be a three-day, 54-hole competition with a different format on each day: 18 holes of foursomes; 18 holes of four-ball; and 18 holes of stroke-play.
The synergy between Acer and Pezula was spurred by both companies’ desire to showcase South Africa as the world’s greatest golfing destination, and to grow the south and African economies via this investment.
Acer ranks among the world’s top-10 branded PC vendors, designing and marketing easy, dependable IT solutions that empower people to reach their goals and enhance their lives.
US$10m Women's World Cup of Golf comes to South Africa (905 words)
Pezula and Acer, by sponsoring and hosting the Acer Women's World Cup of Golf at Pezula, in Knysna, South Africa, have linked themselves to this glamorous and prestigious sport.
Acer, with a turnover of US$13 billion, is one of the world's top ten branded PC vendors, designing and marketing IT solutions.
However the synergy between Acer and Pezula was also spurred by both companies' desire to showcase South Africa as the world's greatest golfing destination, and to grow the African economies via this investment.
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