'If I want, I do': How one man brought professional golf to Israel

One man’s dream became reality this past week, as Israel’s only 18-hole golf course, in Caesarea, was witness to the country’s first ever official professional golf tournament.

Alps Tour Chairman Waltraud Neuwith (L) stands with tournament winner Jurrian Van Der Vaart, International Desk Manager Edmond De Rothschild Group Israel Daniel Goldberg and the event organizer Marc Harari

(photo credit: PHILIP MAYER)

ByJOSH DELL

OCTOBER 28, 2015 00:35

'If I want, I do': How one man brought professional golf to Israel

One man’s dream became reality this past week, as Israel’s only 18-hole golf course, in Caesarea, was witness to the country’s first ever official professional golf tournament.

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'If I want, I do': How one man brought professional golf to Israel

One man’s dream became reality this past week, as Israel’s only 18-hole golf course, in Caesarea, was witness to the country’s first ever official professional golf tournament.

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