Golfers take a swing at the PGA National Futures Championship

By Michael Pollock
October 21 2014 - 12:09am
Bunker: Long Reef’s Richie Gallichan hopes to use the National Futures Championship as a launching pad towards an Australian major. 
PICTURE: JUSTIN WHITELOCK
Bunker: Long Reef’s Richie Gallichan hopes to use the National Futures Championship as a launching pad towards an Australian major. PICTURE: JUSTIN WHITELOCK

IT MIGHT be the richest trainee tournament in the world, but a win at the PGA National Futures Championship promises more than money for Australia’s top apprentice professionals.

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