Another million to win before seizing in 2020

by Outback Queensland Masters

$ 1 million hole-in-one remains to be picked up in 2020.

The fiercely contested $ 1 million hole-in-one is still ahead of the 2020 pick-up after the final installment of the inaugural Outback Queensland Masters that took place in Mount Isa this weekend.

The inaugural Outback Queensland Masters attracted more than eight hundred competitors and social players from all over Australia and generated thousands of extra room nights and are ready to expand into new outback locations for 2020.

Minister of Tourism Industry Development Kate Jones said the tournament would reach new heights in 2020. This year we welcomed the first-ever Outback Queensland Masters, an innovative new event to encourage people to explore the far reaches of our state.

"People loved this year's events and we expect that the 2020 series tournaments will be bigger and better, giving people even more opportunities to hit the epic landscape of Outback Queensland.

"The Queensland Government, through Tourism and Events Queensland, supports events because they attract visitors and create jobs in the tourism sector.

"It is important that we continue to grow and support tourism in Outback Queensland, which is already contributing an estimated $ 355 million to the region's economy."

"In addition to the growing interest for young people from remote areas of Queensland to show interest in golf, we are pleased to show the golf clubs visibility and financial benefit through the Outback Queensland Masters Golf Australia is extremely proud of the role the golf clubs have played this year and we look forward to working with the new clubs next year. "Said Luke Bates, Golf Operations and Senior Senior Manager – Queensland, Golf Australia.

"The $ 1 million hole-in-one challenge will be up for grabs in 2020," explains Luke Bates. "We are so happy to announce the series locations for next year, including Biloela, Charleville, Quilpie, Blackall, Hughenden and Longreach."

Mayor of Longreach Regional Council, Cr Ed Warren, announced: "We are delighted that Longreach is the location for the $ 1 million hole-in-one challenge as the highlight of the 2020 Outback Queensland 2020 Masters. Longreach is iconic in the history and culture of Outback Queensland and we look forward to this fantastic event in our community. "

" It will be an exciting addition to the calendar and next year as we bring our region to the world. "

Outback Queensland Masters offers players the chance to play on unique courses and with $ 1 million still up for grabs, this is your chance to play.

2020 OUTBACK QLD MASTERS DATA + LOCATIONS

20 – 21 June Biloela
June 27 – 28, Charleville
04 – 05 July Quilpie
11 – 12 July Blackall
July 18 – 19, Hughenden
July 24 – 26 Longreach ($ 1 million hole-in-one challenge)

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The Outback Queensland Masters is presented by Golf Australia with Queensland Strategic Partner Tourism and Events and Eagle Spirit Partner, PGA Australia.

Outback Queensland Masters is supported by the Queensland government through Queensland tourism and events and featured on It & # 39; s Live! In the Queensland event calendar, worth $ 800 million for the state economy in 2019.

Tickets available for 2020 now. Book now on the website of Outback Queensland Masters.