There was an unmistakable zing in the air as a large number of Golf aficionados trooped in at the 4moles.com luxury Golf Holiday event ‘Golf Rendezvous-Thailand’, that was held in Bangkok.

 

The event, that saw the launch of 4moles.com in Thailand, was high on action and fun and turned out to be the perfect platform for those who wished to cash in on the true essence of Golf.

 

 

                                   All in one frame - Soaking in the fervour of Golf at 4moles Golf Rendezvous Thailand 2017

 

 

The event was a melting point of tremendous talent and electrifying energy as the Golf enthusiasts putted away in style. And amidst the many dos that vouch for the energy quotient, this one stole the limelight!

 

Packed with interesting tee-off sessions, a detailed media press conference, networking gala dinner and more, the luxury Golf holiday event saw the collaboration of the swish set (both from India and Thailand), all of whom made the most of the two-day long affair!

 

 

                                   Executive Director of TAT Siripakorn Cheawsamoot (C) enjoying with his friends

 

Fiesta, friends, foot-tapping music and networking are the perfect ingredients for that extra fun when it comes to letting one’s hair down. And that’s what the gala networking dinner was all about.

 

The evening had special moments with an incredible Thai dance troupe performing much to the delight of the guests present. The dance troupe ensured that the rush of adrenaline that they experienced while performing, rubbed off on the enthusiastic crowd as well.

 

 

                                    The dance troupe enthralled the crowd with their traditional Thai dance

 

The press conference saw the presence of Isra Stapanaseth, Director at the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).

 

Sharing his detailed insights at the media press conference about the event, Dinesh Thakur - Founder and CEO of 4moles.com said, “We have been in the business of digitalizing the Golf industry for the last 10 years.  We are bringing in our strong domain expertise, experience and best practices for the Thailand Golf Market. We have experienced success with our services and technologies conceptualised and developed in India. After this launch in Thailand, the brand and its range of services would be offered to the entire South-East Asia Golf Market. With this move, we aim to become the Number 1 digital platform in the Golf space, connecting 500 golf courses in next 5 years,” he declared.

 

 

                                   The press conference was quite interactive, informative and insightful. 

While addressing the media, Soravisit Vayakornvichitr, Director- Goldfish Technologies (Thailand) Co. Ltd. enthused “ With over 600,000 Golfers visiting every year, Thailand has a Golf tourism market size of  US $2 Billion. As an avid Golfer who widely travels across the world, I understand the power of digital and technologies. I feel that the Thai Golfing industry needs a digital boost. As India is the leading technology hub in the world, 4moles.com was a good find for me.  4moles.com brings 10 years of digital evolution and success, which would help the Thai Golf industry with best practises. Additionally, this would also enhance the technical strength of the Thai Golf IT industry. He added, “I am excited and very much look forward to using 4moles.com for all my Golfing needs.”

 

Supporting the launch were sponsors Thai Airways, Tourism Authority of India, and the event was managed in association with Delhi-based Digraj Golf Inc.

 

The gala networking dinner turned out to be an interesting affair with tournament winners being felicitated at the do. While Pittiwatt Pattanan (38 points) won the individual prize (on Nett Stableford basis scored on the Double Peoria Handicap for the day), Nathchai Chaiprom (35 points) walked away with the first runner up prize and Mohit Sachdev as the first rummer up prize. (35 points).

 

Pitikan Phuangrod was the Thailand Golf Industry winner with 33 points.

 

While Pornprasert Karnchanachari (36 points) won the individual prize based on the Gross Stableford basis, Thapakorn Sowanna (33 points) was declared as the first runner up.

 

In on-course skills competition, David George walked away with the Longest Drive prize, Nathchai Chaiprom with the Straightest drive and Sumree Meunchanteuk with the closet to the pin prize.