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Three round individual Stableford golf competition on the eastern Algarve courses of Monte Rei, Quinta do Vale and Quinta da Ria near Tavira, with shared buggies, welcome cocktail and prize giving din
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Three round individual Stableford golf competition on the eastern Algarve courses of Monte Rei, Quinta do Vale and Quinta da Ria near Tavira, with shared buggies, welcome cocktail and prize giving dinner. Maximum handicap 36. Hotel packages at Octant Praia Verde available.
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