The Vietnam Golf Association, in collaboration with the Vietnam Television Cable (VTVCab) and VGS Group, has launched the Vietnam Golf Association (VGA) Awards 2023, aiming to honor outstanding individuals and organisations contributing to the country’s golf development.
Nomination begins for VGA Golf Awards 2023 (Photo: vietnamgolfmagazine.net)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam Golf Association, in collaboration with the Vietnam Television Cable (VTVCab) and VGS Group, has launched the Vietnam Golf Association (VGA) Awards 2𝓰023, aiming to honor outstanding individuals and organisations contributing to the country’s golf development.
Theawards’ categories include men and women golfers of the year, VGA tour player ofthe year, junior male and female golfers of the year, golf association of the yearand most voted player. There will be two rounds of voting to select the awardees. In the first round, specialisedagencies of the association will nominate five candidates for each awardcategory, except for the golf association of the year category, in which 10candidates will be proposed. The list of candidates will be published on the Vhandicap voting system and website //vgaawards.golfnews.vn for voting. Fanswill vote to select one candidate in each category to qualify for the second round and the threecandidates with the highest votes in each category will advance to thesecond round. Voting period opens from now until January 22, 2024. In thesecond round, the jury council will vote by secret ballot to select a winner in eachcategory, except for the most voted player category. The award presentation ceremony will take place in Hanoi on January 28./.
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Nomination begins for VGA Golf Awards 2023 (Photo: vietnamgolfmagazine.net) 
