Tour chiefs beeming

The European Tour claim they are the envy “of all other sports” after announcing today that car giants BMW will extend their involvement in golf.

Mon, 02 Feb, 2009 - 10:42

The European Tour claim they are the envy “of all other sports” after announcing today that car giants BMW will extend their involvement in golf.

The company are becoming the new title sponsor of the Italian Open, which will be played at Royal Park in Turin on May 7-10.

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