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Waterfall City Sport

competition. This unique concept
offered everyday golf enthusiasts
a once-in-a-lifetime chance to
challenge the pros in a closest-to-
the-pin showdown. Two finalists,
chosen from 10 participants across
the season, competed during the
main tournament for a grand prize:
a seven-night MSC Cruise. While the
pros ultimately held their ground,
preventing anyone from walking
away with the trip, the energy and
excitement generated were truly
priceless – a brilliant addition!

The near-perfect course and weather
conditions allowed all players, both
abled and disabled, to bring their
A-game. A huge congrats to the
SADGA winner, Juan Postigo. The
29-year-old Spaniard, who was born Best seats in the house: the VIP Pavillion overlooking the 9th and 18th holes.
without much of his right leg and
no knee, initially used a prosthetic
but found it difficult. After ditching
the prosthetic and reinventing his
swing, Juan’s meteoric rise through
the ranks was nothing short of
spectacular. The standard of play was
seriously impressive, showcasing the
talent across the board. Even with
the intensity of the competition, the
event ran like clockwork, a testament
to the organising team’s flawless
execution with “no big challenges” to
report. Enjoying a well deserved win. Juan Postigo, the SADGA winner. IMAGE FROM SADGA FACEBOOK PAGE.

Tandi McCallum finished as the top Sunshine Luis Carrera during round 1 of the Waterfall City Tournament of Champions.
Ladies Tour professional of the tournament.

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