‘Australian Vietnamese Golf Association (AVGA): For Love of the Game - Special Edition’ captures the love and friendships through the game of golf among Australian Vietnamese, Australians and Vietnamese from around the World.
It shows the story of integration of members of Vietnamese community into the wider Australian society through the game of golf. It displays 10 years of AVGA’s social activities. Through golf numerous friendships were established which led to successful business ideas and new co-operations, such as the Vietnamese Entrepreneur Association – Sydney.
The successful stories demonstrate through 309 photographs of golfers’ activities in action, social functions, grand ceremonies and gala dinners.
The book contains 110 pages of colourful photographs that record 10 years of AVGA’s unforgettable Open Championships and social activities on some of the most beautiful golf courses in Australia and Vietnam: the St Michaels' Golf Course, the Riverside Oaks Gangurru Golf Course, the Ha Long Bay Golf Course, the Quy Nhon Golf Course, etc.
Readers are also entertained with fun golf poems (in Vietnamese) by AVGA’s Captain Tri Tue Tran.
It leaves the readers with a positive impression of GOLF: "the Game of Love and Friendships".
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Höhe: 286 mm
Breite: 221 mm
Dicke: 12 mm
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978-0-9946028-4-8 (9780994602848)
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Tri Tue Tran (TTT) is the Captain of AVGA since its establishment in 2009 and is the President of the Overseas Vietnamese Golf Association (OVGA) since its establishment in 2015. He graduated from the University of Tasmania, worked in IT, airlines, business intelligent, hospitality and business development for more than three decades. He held a number of senior management roles in all of his involvements in these industries. He loves nature and Vietnamese poetry and is passionate about GOLF as "the Game of Love and Friendships". For the past 10 years, together with his friends at AVGA, they have organised golf tournaments and the annual AVGA Open Championships to promote Vietnamese cultures in Australia and Overseas and, to create opportunities for business networking and raise funds for charities through golf.
