My European Tour is offering a stunning golf break to Fleesensee Golf &Country Club and the Radisson Blu Resort Schloss Fleesensee in Germany for the April Shot of the Month prize, where the winning shot is chosen by you, the fans.
We have selected three outstanding shots as contenders for the April Shot of the Month competition, and one fan who picks the winning shot will win an overnight stay at the Radisson Blu Resort Schloss Fleesensee for two people in a double / twin room including breakfast and two green fees for two people at the Fleesensee Golf and Country Club, a stunning European Tour Course.
This great prize includes airport transfers to and from Berlin and will be valid for one year. The championship Schloss Course has been rated as one of the top three in Germany by “Golf Magazine” and is characterised by large, undulating greens and rolling fairways. Land Fleesensee, the leisure resort within which the golf club is located, also boasts a host of other sporting activities. Off-course, one of Europe’s largest Golf Academies provides extensive practice and coaching facilities.
To find out more about Fleesensee G&CC, clickhere; for more on the Radisson Blu Resort Schloss Fleesensee, clickhere:
The three contenders for the April Shot of the Month come from Matteo Manassero in the Maybank Malaysian Open, Nicolas Colsaerts in the Volvo China Open and Lee Westwood in the Ballantine’s Championship.
Shot A is Manassero’s breathtaking eagle on the final day of the Maybank Malaysian Open. With Frenchman Grégory Bourdy closing in, the young Italian produced a shot of brilliance, holing his third on the par five tenth to set up his second win, just two days before his 18th birthday. His first two wins have both beaten the previous record for the youngest winner in European Tour history.
Shot B comes from Nicolas Colsaerts on the final day of the Volvo China Open. The Belgian started the day with a narrow lead but played some spectacular golf to win by four. His approach shot at the 14th hole was the pick of the bunch and led to his fifth birdie of the day.
Our third selection, Shot C, came from the World Number One, Lee Westwood. Hot off his win in Indonesia and a return to the summit of world golf, Westwood surged up the leaderboard with a birdie, birdie start to the third round, almost holing out for eagle on the second, before going on to win the title and consolidate his position as the world’s best golfer.
The previous winners of the 2011 Shot of the Month competition were Paul Casey (January), Alvaro Quiros (February) and David Horsey (March). The winners of the Shot of the Month competition will be put forward to The European Tour Shot of the Year.
Enter the Shot of the Month competitionhere:
Good luck!
