Audi Oman to Host the Local Qualifying Championship ahead of Audi quattro Cup World Final 2023

Audi Oman, represented by Premium Motors, is set to host the local edition of the Audi quattro Cup on October 20, aiming to identify two finalists for Audi quattro Cup World Final in the Sultanate in November this year.

In 2023, the global Audi quattro Cup celebrates its 33rd anniversary, having been founded in 1991. This prestigious event has garnered international recognition over the years, attracting golf enthusiasts from all corners of the globe. Each year, the Audi quattro Cup hosts an impressive 70,000 players in 600 tournaments spanning across 38 countries, making it the world's largest and most anticipated tournament series for amateur players.

For over 20 years, Audi has been actively supporting the sport of golf, combining the allure of competitive sportsmanship and technological precision through its Audi quattro Cup.

As Oman emerges as a burgeoning hub for golf, this event ranks among the well-known international golf challenges to be hosted in the country. We are thrilled to announce the participation of Mr. Danny Renihan and Mrs. Lynn Casey, who will be proudly representing Oman at the global event. Their remarkable performance in the local Qualifying Championship at the Al Mouj Golf Club in Oman earned them an impressive score of 44 Stableford points.
Christian Nehme, General Manager of Premium Motors, said, “We are proud to host the local Qualifying Championship of the Audi quattro Cup in the picturesque Al Mouj Golf Club in Oman. Continuously aiming to enhance customer engagement through sport and performance, Audi Oman finds the Audi quattro Cup to be an ideal way to engage with its fan base and clientele. The event has evolved into a networking hub for ambitious entrepreneurs and professionals in Oman, reflecting the increasing interest in amateur golf competitions in the country. This local championship is a testament to the global Audi quattro Cup's enduring legacy, now celebrating its 33rd anniversary and attracting participants from 38 countries worldwide.”