Tavistock Cup 2012 Imagine waking up today to see Tiger Woods and a bunch of other top professionals in your backyard event. This is exactly the idea that the Tavistock Cup is planning for the eighth straight year in Orlando, which will feature two luxury home developments for the resident members of the Lake Nona Golf and Country Club of Tavistock Group, a worldwide property investment firm. used cars
The opening match is a foursome game, with Woods and team Albany partner Justin Rose against the private club community that began off this one-stop sports event, Charles Howell III and Bubba Watson of Team Isleworth. Rose's first World Golf Championship victory comes out and beats Watson one time at the Doral Resort.
In the ninth edition of the event, 24 top touring professionals from Albany, Isleworth Golf & Country Club, Lake Nona and Queenwood Golf Club will be competing. The opening day of the event will feature stronger ball stroke play. Person stroke is utilized in pairings in the second round.
As tickets to the general public are not accessible, the Tavistock Cup has become one of the most unusual golf tournaments of the year. Only club members, sponsors, chosen charity and invited guests are able to attend the two day event. There are no cords that separate the finest players of the world from the audience after they enter.
The event will air directly on the Golf Channel and on regional affiliates in the United Kingdom, Australia, Latin America and South Africa in the United States, Canada, China and Japan. The 2012 Tavistock Cup will be scored on TavistockCup.com in real time.
Tavistock Cup participants compete every year for monetary prizes, team hole-in-one rewards, and the World Championship Golf and Country Club title. However, the event is designed to collect cash for a number of valuable purposes. The Tavistock Cup collected more than $7 million in charity in its brief lifetime. In addition to several player charitable organisations, First Tee, the Orlando Minority Youth Golf Association, the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, the UCF Foundation, and the Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute are among the primary recipients.
Joe Lewis created the international private investment company Tavistock Group. The portfolio includes the life sciences, sports teams and sports events, manufacturing and distribution, oil, gas and energy services, financial services, hotels, commercial properties, residential private luxury properties, resort property, and major real estate projects, investing in over 200 enterprises in 15 countries. Investments are undertaken by Tavistock Group.
The following are the four private residential clubs competing for the Tavistock Cup this year:
Albany, the latest luxury resort town, was constructed by the Tavistock Group, Woods, and fellow competitor in the Tavistock Cup. Albany is located conveniently seven minutes and five miles from Nassau's international airport on the southwestern extremity of New Providence in the Bahamas, among roughly 600 acres of seafront. Albany is home to the fitness center and wellness, the adult swimming pool and spa, the family water park, the children's club, and casual and fine dining restaurants for all family members. Albany's deep-water marina is designed and built to match the world's best attractive vacation ports.
Isleworth Golf & Country Club is a private residential neighborhood of 600 hectares with a championship golf course and more than seven miles of coastline. Isleworth is frequently classified as one of Florida's longest and most challenging course, designed by Arnold Palmer and planned by Ed Seay and modified by Steve Smyers. Isleworth features a mediterranean-style 89,000-square meter clubhouse with multiple restaurants and a spa facility for its members. Members also have tennis courts, year-round children's program, concierge services and 24-hour private security. Isleworth's natural seaside location is the ideal place for its range of colossal sculptures. Elegant luxury residences overlooking the golf course and the range of water prices range from $2 million to over $20 million.
For over 25 years, Lake Nona Golf & Country Club has given the world-class education, wonderful family experiences and amazing amenities to the finest level of living in Central Florida. Members and residents worldwide enjoy an active lifestyle and a full social calendar for leisure, fun and entertainment. Lake Nona's Tom Fazio championship golf course is a world-class venue where the Tavistock Cup of the PGA TOUR has been held on several times. A recently refurbished fitness centre, a guest house, tennis courts and swimming pool, a program for children throughout the year and a trio of untouched lakes offer freshwater fishing and boating options at Lake Nona. A cluster of hospitals, colleges and academic institutions that set new milestones in medical education, patient care and scientific research, with various parks and trails, various workspaces and upcoming shopping and entertainment options, are situated directly outside the portal of this private sanctuary.
Queenwood Golf Club is a typical private golf club amid the undulating surrey countryside in the immediate vicinity of London. Queenwood is a heathland course with outstanding clubhouses and limited membership. It was created by Frederick D. Green, an American entrepreneur. The Queenwood course was created by David Kidd, well renowned for his work on the Bandon Dunes in Oregon. Queenwood Club House gives members and their visitors a broad choice of options throughout the year, including exquisite dining and luxurious guest accommodations.