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Amateurs Invited to Play in Safeway International Amateur Open
Tournament Golf Foundation (TGF), the nonprofit organization that organizes the Safeway International, today announced that the Safeway International Amateur Open will be held on Thursday, February 7, 2008. The 18-hole qualifier will begin at 10:30 a.m. at Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club on the Prospector Course.
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Taylor Karle to play in Safeway International
Taylor Karle, a Scottsdale, AZ amateur, will get an opportunity to play next week in the Safeway International Presented by Coca-Cola. Karle who finished second in the recent Safeway International Amateur Open was given the spot that was being held for Michele Wie. Wie will not play next week in Arizona due to a wrist injury which has kept her out of action since January.
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Top 40 to be featured in Phoenix
The strength of the field for the 2007 edition of the Safeway International, presented by Coca-Cola looks very impressive. According to Tom Maletis, President of Tournament Golf Foundation, the event owners and organizers, “We are pleased that at this point we have all of the top 40 players from the 2006 LPGA Money List committed to playing in Phoenix.”
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Safeway International Amateur Open Will Provide LPGA Opportunity for Players
Tournament Golf Foundation, Inc. (TGFI), the owners and organizers
for the Safeway International, have announced that they will hold the Safeway International
Amateur Open on Thursday February 22 at Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club, the
site of the LPGA event.
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New Dates, Increased Purse Highlight 2007 Safeway International
Tom Maletis, President of Tournament Golf Foundation Inc. (TGFI) today announced that the 2007 Safeway International, presented by Coca-Cola will be held from March 19-25 at Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club.
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Safeway International raises $900,000 for local charities.
Tom Maletis, President of Tournament Golf Foundation Inc. (TGFI), today announced that the 2006 Safeway International, presented by Coca-Cola, generated $900,000 to benefit Arizona-based charities.
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Top 50 On LPGA Money List to Visit Phoenix,
Safeway International Field is Impressive
The strength of the field for the 2006 edition of
the Safeway International, presented by Coca-Cola looks very impressive.
According to Tom Maletis, President of Tournament Golf Foundation, the
event owners and organizers, "We are pleased that at this point we have
the top 50 active players from the 2005 LPGA money list committed to
playing in Phoenix."
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Tournament Field List
For 2006 SAFEWAY INTERNATIONAL PRESENTED BY COCA COLA
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Choe and Park Win Spots in Safeway International Field
Angela Park of Torrance, California and Esther Choe of Scottsdale,
Arizona, won automatic berths in next month’s Safeway International LPGA tournament.
Park and Choe were the two low players in a field of 21 at Superstition Mountain Golf
and Country Club, the site of the LPGA event. Park fired a 4-under 68 while Choe was
at 3-under 69.
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Safeway International Amateur Open Will Provide LPGA Opportunity for Players
Tournament Golf Foundation, Inc. (TGFI), the owners and organizers for
the Safeway International, have announced that they will hold the Safeway International
Amateur Open onThursday February 9 at Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club, the
site of the LPGA event.
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Tournament Golf Foundation donates $852,000 to charities from 2005 Safeway Classic.
Tom Maletis, President of Tournament Golf Foundation Inc. (TGFI), today announced that local children’s charities would benefit in the amount of $852,000 from proceeds from the 2005 Safeway Classic, presented by Pepsi.
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Rob Neal to become Executive Director of Tournament Golf Foundation Inc.
Rob Neal, who currently serves as the LPGA vice president of tournament business affairs, will be leaving the LPGA to assume the role of Executive Director of Tournament Golf Foundation Inc. (TGFI).
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Pressel Accepts Spot in Safeway International, Wie’s Schedule for 2006 Not Finalized.
Tournament Golf Foundation Inc., (TGFI), the owners
and organizers of the Safeway International LPGA tournament, announced
that US Amateur Champion Morgan Pressel has accepted a sponsor’s exemption
to compete in the 2006 event. At the same time, tournament officials also
announced that they have extended their other exemption to Michelle Wie, 16,
who recently turned professional. Wie’s schedule for 2006 has not been finalized.
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Safeway International raised $825,000 for local charities
Tom Maletis, President of Tournament Golf Foundation Inc.
(TGFI), today announced that the 2005 Safeway International, presented by Coca-Cola,
generated $825,000 to benefit Arizona-based charities.
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Sorenstam to Follow Win in Mexico with Defense of Title in Phoenix.
Annika Sorenstam started her 2005 LPGA season in a familiar
way—a win at the inaugural MasterCard Classic in Mexico City, Mexico. Now
Sorenstam will travel to Arizona to defend her title at The Safeway International,
presented by Coca-Cola.
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Safeway Leverages LPGA Sponsorship with New Ad Campaign,
Television commercial features Golfing Legend Annika Sorenstam
Safeway Inc. announced the release of a new “micro-campaign”—an
advertising effort developed to leverage the company’s expanded relationship with the
Ladies’ Professional Golf Association (LPGA).
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Top 50 On LPGA Money List to Visit Phoenix,
Safeway International Field is Impressive
The strength of the field for the 2005 edition of
the Safeway International looks very impressive. According to Tom Maletis,
President of Tournament Golf Foundation, the event owners and organizers, “We
are pleased that at this point we have all 50 of the top money winners from
2004 LPGA money list committed to playing in Phoenix.”
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Stahle Wins Safeway Amateur Open Qualifier in Playoff
Arizona State player Louise Stahle won an automatic spot in next month’s Safeway International LPGA tournament in Phoenix, by winning the one round qualifier on Thursday at Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club.
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Safeway International Amateur Open Will Provide
Guaranteed Spot in LPGA Tournament to Winner.
Tournament Golf Foundation Inc., the organizers of the Safeway International LPGA Tournament, announced a unique event that will guarantee a spot in the prestigious LPGA event to the winner of a one day amateur qualifying tournament.
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SAFEWAY TEAMS FBR OPEN WITH SAFEWAY INTERNATIONAL
Keeping with the tradition of offering convenience and variety, Safeway once again presents an exclusive, one-stop shopping opportunity for golf aficionados. Now through Sunday, Feb. 6, 2005, when customers purchase a $20 general admission, single-day ticket to the 2005 Safeway International LPGA, they will receive a free general admission, single-day pass to the PGA’s famous FBR Open.
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Michelle Wie to Participate in 2005 Safeway International
Michelle Wie, the 15-year old amateur sensation from Hawaii, has decided to use one of her six LPGA sponsor exemptions to return to the 2005 Safeway International in Phoenix.
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Safeway International to Increase Purse to $1.4 Million for 2005
Tom Maletis, President of Tournament Golf Foundation, announced today the purse for the Safeway International will increase to $1.4 million for 2005.
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Safeway International raised $758,000 for local charities
Tom Maletis, President of Tournament Golf Foundation Inc. (TGFI), today
announced that the 2004 Safeway International, presented by Coca-Cola,
generated $758,000 to benefit Arizona-based charities.
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Safeway International to Feature
72 of Top 75 on Money List and More
The Safeway International, presented by Coca-Cola, to be held March 15-21,2004
at Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club, outside Phoenix, AZ, will
feature 72 of the top 75 players on the LPGA money list from 2003, according
to the latest field list available.
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Maletis Re-elected President of
LPGA Tournament Sponsors Association
The LPGA Tournament Sponsors Association (TSA) has announced that Tom
Maletis has been elected to a second term as President of the organization.
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Phoenix LPGA Tournament Seeks Volunteer
Caddies
Caddies are being sought for the upcoming Safeway International LPGA golf
tournament, scheduled for March 15-21, 2004 at Superstition Mountain Golf
and Country Club in the southeast valley.
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Safewaygolf.com site launched for
two LPGA tournaments
A new website providing information on two LPGA tournaments sponsored
by Safeway Stores, Inc. has been launched.
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Safeway International Tee-Off Luncheon
honors Judy Rankin
The Safeway International LPGA tournament in Phoenix will hold its annual
Tee-Off Luncheon at noon, February 10, 2004, at the Arizona Biltmore.
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Safeway International to Hold Amateur
Pre-Qualifier
The Safeway International LPGA tournament will host an amateur pre-qualifying
tournament on Wednesday Feb. 18, 2004 at noon at Superstition Mountain
Golf and Country Club.
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Safeway Links Two Major Professional
Golf Tournaments
For avid golfers and golf fans everywhere, Safeway presents a dream offer:
an exclusive opportunity to attend two of the state’s premier professional
golf events for only $15.
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Charlotta Sorenstam and Michelle
Wie to Participate in Safeway International
Charlotta Sorenstam, the 2000 event winner and Michelle Wie, the 14-year
old amateur sensation from Hawaii, have been selected as the two sponsors
exemptions for the 2004 Safeway International.
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Phoenix LPGA Tournament Seeks Volunteers
Volunteers are being sought for the upcoming Safeway International LPGA
golf tournament, scheduled for March 18-21, 2004 at Superstition Mountain
Golf and Country Club in the southeast valley.
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