- Audi India kick started its customer connect initiatives for 2019 with the most coveted ‘Audi quattro Cup’
- Audi quattro Cup will host over 750 golfers in seven cities vying to qualify for the India finals
- Globally, the Audi quattro Cup will celebrate its 29th anniversary this year
New Delhi/Gurugram: The Indian edition of the world’s largest amateur golf tournament series – the Audi quattro Cup – concluded the Delhi edition of its 12th season at the Classic Golf & Country Club. The pair of Laxminarayan S and Tarun Kapur garnered 72 points to qualify for the India Finals. The Audi quattro Cup will see more than 750 golfers competing towards securing a slot for the India finals.
The Indian edition is being played on a Team Stableford format where the teams will be drawn randomly after the round. Using Single Peoria system, the individual handicaps are determined and the top team with the best cumulative score from each leg will qualify for the India finals later this year in March. The winning team from the India finals will then qualify to participate in the World Finals later this year where the Audi India winners were amongst the top teams globally within the last years. “I wish all the participants the best of success and I’m hopeful that the winning team from India will have a realistic chance to get the global trophy in 2019,” Mr. Ansari concludes.
Celebrating its 29th anniversary globally this year, the Audi quattro Cup has been an annual event since 1991 and has grown into the largest amateur tournament series in golf. In more than two decades, over 1.5 million amateur golfers have taken part in the tournament. 43 countries, 645 tournaments, 80,000 players per year – the Audi quattro Cup is a tournament series of superlatives. All of the victorious teams in the national tournaments tee off in their national finals for an opportunity to win one of the coveted starting positions in the World Final. The highlight and closing event of each season is the Audi quattro Cup World Final, hosted on many famous courses in the world before, for example: The Belfry in England, Fancourt in South Africa, K Club in Ireland, Mission Hills in China, the Earth Course at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai, spectacular Quivira course in Cabo san Lucas, Mexico and in 2018, at Kitzbühel, Austria.
For more than two decades, Audi has been actively promoting golf. The Audi quattro Cup team tournament has been writing a success story. More and more golfers experience the fascination of golf as part of the continually growing family of the Audi quattro Cup.
