The Belfry to host 2007 British Masters

The prestigious regular-season European Tour event is shaping up to be a stellar tournament boasting a top-class field and a historic venue.

Sep 1993: General view of the Par 4, 10th hole on the Brabazon Course at the Belfry, venue for the 1993 Ryder Cup, in Sutton Coldfield, England. Mandatory Credit: David Cannon /Allsport
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The 2007 Quinn Direct British Masters visits The Belfry for the second consecutive year, from September 20-23, with the historic course, famous for hosting four Ryder Cup matches, all set to produce a tournament packed full of excitement.

The British Masters has a long history of nailbiting finishes ? Thomas Björn defeated David Howell in a three-way play-off in 2005 while Justin Rose clung on to hold Ian Poulter off in a thrilling finish in 2002 ? and a hugely impressive list of past winners. Colin Montgomerie, Ian Woosnam, Christy O?Connor Junior and Seve Ballesteros are just a few of those on the roll of honour.

With a prize fund of £1.8 million, the likes of Paul Casey, Padraig Harrington and Darren Clarke are likely to be in the hunt and it?s a prospect that has event promoters, International Sports Management (ISM), salivating. ?I have no doubt that with a new date and fantastic venue in The Belfry, the scene is set for a British Masters tournament that will attract Europe?s finest golfers and provide a great spectacle for professionals and spectators alike,? says Andrew ?Chubby? Chandler, managing director of ISM.

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