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Golf: Second edition of Kolar Open to get underway on Tuesday

the ‌Kolar Open has been announced‍ for Zion Hills Golf County, with the available event notice ⁣listing a 4:00pm start on June 11. Players‍ from the local circuit are⁢ expected to form a prominent ​part of the field as the tournament returns to‌ the calendar.

Organisers have not released detailed course set-up information, but competitors should expect accuracy⁢ around ​the greens to matter at Zion Hills. Those planning to play are advised to ​arrive prepared for conditions ‍that‍ may shift through the afternoon, notably if wind or rain affects the pace of the putting surfaces.

With tee times approaching, players should confirm their entry and travel ‌arrangements early. Essential planning includes:

  • Checking registration status and reporting time
  • Carrying suitable rain and sun protection
  • Allowing extra time for practise putting before‍ the⁣ round
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