Arkéa Omnium International Senior Tournament Returns to Arcangues
The Arkéa Omnium International Senior tournament is set to return to Golf d’Arcangues in France on June 27-28, featuring a strong field of European golf veterans. manuel Ballesteros, brother of the legendary Severiano Ballesteros, will serve as the eventS honorary patron.
European Golf Stars to Compete in France
Several prominent names from the european golf scene are expected to participate in this year’s Arkéa Omnium International Senior. The tournament, played in a two-player format with one round of greensome and another of four-ball, boasts a prize pool of €50,000.
Confirmed Teams and Notable Participants
Several teams have already confirmed their participation including Raphaël Jacquelin and Jeffrey Jackson, Jean Van de Velde and Laurent Lasalle, Santiago Luna and Miguel Angel Martin, Jean-François Remésy and Marc Farry, and Benoît Teilleria and Diego Dupin.
Other Legends Tour members scheduled to appear are Lionel Alexandre, Carlos Balmaseda, Carl Suneson, and José Manuel Carriles. The 60 teams will consist of either two professional players, two amateur players (with a handicap index below 5.4), or one professional and one amateur.
Tournament Format and Location
The tournament will be held at the Golf d’Arcangues, located in the Basque Country. The two-day event will test the skills of both professional and amateur golfers in a unique team format.
Manuel Ballesteros Honored as Patron of Basque Coast Golf Event
Manuel Ballesteros, elder brother of the legendary Severiano Ballesteros, will serve as the patron of the upcoming Basque Coast golf event. The tournament celebrates the region’s rich golfing heritage and attracts players and fans alike.
A Champion in His Own Right
While forever linked to his brother’s legacy, Manuel Ballesteros is a celebrated golfer in his own right. at just 19 years old,he clinched victory at the 1968 Omnium de la Côte Basque,a professional tournament founded by rené Lacoste.His most notable achievement came in 1983 at the Biarritz Golf Club, where he triumphed at the Timex open, a European Tour event, defeating Sir Nick Faldo.
Can amateur golfers still register to participate in the tournament, or is registration closed?
Arkéa Omnium International Senior Tournament: Q&A
Here’s a quick guide to the Arkéa omnium International Senior Tournament, answering your burning questions!
Q&A
What’s the Arkéa Omnium International Senior Tournament all about?
it’s a senior golf tournament held at Golf d’Arcangues in France, featuring European golf legends. This year, it takes place on June 27-28. Expect exciting team play!
Who’s the honorary patron this year?
Manuel Ballesteros, brother of the iconic Severiano Ballesteros, will be the honorary patron. He’s a golfing legend in his own right!
What’s the format of the tournament?
It’s a two-player team event.Teams will compete in one round of greensome (where both players hit, and they choose the best shot to play the next shot) and one round of four-ball (where both players play their own ball, and the best score on each hole counts).
What’s the prize pool?
The tournament boasts a prize pool of €50,000. That should motivate the pros!
Who are some of the confirmed participants?
Expect to see teams like Raphaël Jacquelin & Jeffrey Jackson, Jean Van de Velde & Laurent Lasalle, Santiago Luna & Miguel Angel Martin, Jean-François Remésy & Marc Farry, and Benoît Teilleria & Diego Dupin. Plus, legends like Lionel Alexandre, Carlos Balmaseda, Carl Suneson, and José Manuel Carriles will be there.
What are the team composition rules?
teams can be made up of two professional players, two amateur players with a handicap index below 5.4, or one professional and one amateur.
Where is the tournament held?
The tournament will be held at the scenic Golf d’Arcangues,located in the Basque Country of France. It’s known for its gorgeous views and challenging course.
Tell me more about Manuel Ballesteros as a golfer?
While overshadowed by his famous brother, Manuel had a successful career. He won the 1968 omnium de la Côte Basque at just 19 and triumphed at the 1983 Timex Open,a European Tour event,defeating Sir Nick Faldo. A true champion!
Why is this event special?
It celebrates the region’s rich golfing heritage and offers a unique team format, making it a fun and competitive event for both pros and amateurs.
Get ready for some fantastic senior golf action in the Basque Country. Keep an eye on the results and enjoy the tournament!
