Starting from March 8, eight two-player teams will compete over seven weeks, playing on City Links' state-of-the-art golf simulators, for the War on Wyndham Trophy. The winning team will also earn a golf weekend for two to Thailand and HK$50,000 will be donated to a charity of their choice. Although only two players compete each week, each team may consist of up to eight players, which can be substituted at any time throughout the league. Entry fee per team is HK$15,000 and all players must possess a valid handicap. Visit www.citylinksgolf.com to register.
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