By Tamara Ristevski

The return of Tiger Woods and an amazing line-up of US and international golfers will pump more than $30 million into the Victorian economy when the Presidents Cup hits town in November this year.
By Tamara Ristevski

The return of Tiger Woods and an amazing line-up of US and international golfers will pump more than $30 million into the Victorian economy when the Presidents Cup hits town in November this year.
By The Editor

With an election imminent and votes to be gained, Victorian politicians are lining up to take a cheap shot at Tiger Woods’ appearance fee to play this week’s Australian Masters in Melbourne. However, pardoning the pun, the evidence is clear that Tiger will again give us ‘bang for our buck’.
By Peter Jones, Chris James and James Paterson

Victorian tourism operators this morning awoke to great news in Melbourne’s Herald Sun. The world’s no.1 golfer, Tiger Woods, has again been secured to compete in the JB Were Australian Masters tournament and will defend his 2009 title at the Victoria Golf Club in November.
By Peter Jones

Remember a few months ago, when Tiger Woods landed on Victorian soil for a couple rounds of golf? Well, from this $3 million investment, Victoria gained an economic advantage of $34 million from Tiger Woods’ appearance at the Australian Masters.
Despite the recent spotlight on Tiger’s personal life, he remains the number one golfer in the world and a massive drawcard to golf fans. So, inviting the golfing great back to our shores would be worth the investment again.
By Erin the Employer
Those who pooh-pooh the value of major events to Victoria have been dealt another hammer-blow – this time with an oversized sand wedge, as it was revealed that the Australian Masters golf tournament in November has been sold out.