Viv Thomas Golf Tournament Tees Off 5th Annual Industry Event

ALGARVE, Portugal — For the fifth consecutive year, the Viv Thomas Masters Golf Tournament is gearing up for four rounds of championship golf in Portugal from Monday June 18 to Thursday June 21.

The guest list includes a number of golf enthusiasts from the industry including Gamma Entertainment, Epoch Billing, which is putting on their cleats in California and Harmony Films that plans to fly in from London along with Erigo Distribution and Pulse & Cocktails Sex Shops VIPs. Load Enterprises/Simply the Best will be playing on behalf of Spain

The players will be vying for title of Viv Thomas Masters Grand Champion.

Organizers of the Viv Thomas Masters said the event brings together companies from both mainstream and adult for cross-platform networking and new market expansion.

This year the tournament will make use of Arnold Palmer's championship course Victoria, where The Portuguse Masters and the PGA World Cup have both been played previously.

Then it will be on to The Laguna for two rounds known for its challenging holes.

“Whether you are new to Portugal or have been here many times in the past, we welcome you to enjoy Viv Thomas legendary hospitality and the excellent local Portuguese food, wine and spectacular summer weather together with old friends and new ones at an event that is simply not to be missed,” tournament organizers said.

For reservations and more information, click here.

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