Peugeot Automobiles Australia wishes to advise that the 2009 instalment of the Peugeot Women’s Classic will be the last for the immediate future.

 

The Peugeot Women’s Classic has been an incredible success for Peugeot over the four years since its inception, with around 500 clubs and 13,000 women competing in the 2009 edition.

 

Peugeot will continue to look for avenues to remain involved with golf and will return as the official vehicle of the ANZ Ladies Masters and Australian Women’s Open in March, 2010.

 

However, the recent constriction of the Australian new vehicle market has meant that Peugeot has had to re-evaluate the allocation of its marketing budget.

 

The 2009 Peugeot Women’s Classic National Final will be played at the Commonwealth Golf Club in Victoria in the lead-up to the Australian Women’s Open on March 8th.

 

Clubs competing for a trip to represent Australia at the Peugeot International Pro-Am in Paris are Glenmore Heritage Valley (NSW), Women’s Golf Network (VIC), Horton Park (QLD), Kooyonga (SA), Moora Lakeview (WA) and Riverside Golf Club (TAS).

 

Peugeot Automobiles Australia wishes to offer its most sincere thanks to all of the clubs and players that have been such enthusiastic supporters of the event.

 

The company would also like to pass on its gratitude to Golf Australia for its professionalism and assistance in the running of this successful tournament.

 

The Peugeot Women’s Classic has been a wonderful chapter in the history of Peugeot in this country – we thank you for being a part of it.