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Jimenez in Andalucia

March 11, 2010  •  Andalucia, Lead2, Sport  •  0 Comments

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MIGUEL Angel Jimenez is organising the Andalucian Open later this month.

The Spanish golfing legend, who is a former champion of the one million euro event, will also promote the competition, held between March 25 and 28.

Jimenez’s company, Fade & Draw Target, will arrange the ninth edition of the event won by former golfing greats such as Fiji’s Vijay Singh.

The course, Parador de Malaga Golf, is located between Málaga and Torremolinos on the Costa del Sol.

After extensive renovation work for the tournament the course has been reduced to a par 70.

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The Olive Press is the English language newspaper for Andalucia. Local news from Costa del Sol and inland Andalucia plus national news from around Spain. A campaigning, community newspaper, the Olive Press represents the huge and growing expatriate community in southern Spain - 29,000 copies printed monthly with an estimated readership, including the website, of more than 170,000 people a month.