The final of the Turkish Airlines World Golf Cup, organized under its own name by Turkish Airlines, the airline brand that flies to more countries than any other airline in the world, and which has quickly become one of the most important amateur golf tournaments in the world, was held at Antalya Gloria Golf Resort between December 2-6. In addition to Turkish Airlines' corporate and loyal customers, important names from the business world also attended the tournament.
Bringing new dimensions to its mission of building bridges between countries, continents and cultures with its support for sports and sports organizations worldwide, Turkish Airlines has been effectively reaching its corporate customers with the Turkish Airlines World Golf Cup, organized for amateur golfers since 2013. This year, it brought together over 110 players in over 9.000 tournaments.
Walker Toomes, who competed in the tournament, showed a very good performance and became the champion with a total of 140 points. Nan Park came in second with 91 points and Gantulga Erdene came in third with 89 points.
Making statements about the organization, Turkish Airlines Deputy General Manager (Commercial) Ahmet Olamış said; ''The Turkish Airlines World Golf Cup is one of the best examples of the support Turkish Airlines gives to sports and athletes. This tournament goes beyond being just a sports event by bringing amateur golfers together; it builds bridges of friendship and cooperation by bringing together different cultures and people. The grand final we held in Antalya this year was the scene of unforgettable moments for both players and spectators. We would like to thank all our participants and supporters.''
The Turkish Airlines World Golf Cup tournament was first held in 2013 in 12 countries. It is now held in more than 70 countries, making it the world's largest and most comprehensive corporate amateur golf series. Sponsored by Gloria Hotels & Resorts and Ruck & Maul, the tournament, which is now in its ninth year, hosted thousands of golf amateurs and enthusiasts from all over the world.
