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Win Tickets to Mission Hills World Celebrity Pro-Am (Closed)

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The World Celebrity Pro-Am brings together superstar celebrities, sports legend and renowned golf players to play at Mission Hills in Haikou this year.

The 3rd World Celebrity Pro-Am (WCPA) will take place at Missions Hills Haikou (October 19-21, 2012) on Hainan Island. Sports and entertainment icons from around the world will visit the five-star resort to complete for a prize purse of 1 million US dollars.

Confirmed celebrity-golfers at this event include: Former NBA basketball player Yao Ming (WCPA charity ambassador); actors Chen Daoming, Sun Guoli, Eric Tsang, Wang Zhiwen, Simon Yam; actresses Michelle Chen and Charlie Young; singer Sun Nan; world renowned footballer Ronaldo; golfer Ian Woosnam; gymnast Li Ning; snooker player Stephen Hendry; and tennis player Pat Cash.

Here’s your chance to see these celebrities up close. We have 50 pairs of 3-day access event tickets (worth RMB100) to give away! Just simply be the first 50 people to answer a question. Hurry! You have till September 27, 2012 to submit your entry.

Promotion Closed

This promotion is now closed.

Terms and Conditions

All entries must be submitted online by 11:59pm (Hong Kong Time), September 27, 2012.
SCMP will not be responsible for late, lost, or misdirected submissions, or for unauthorised human intervention, theft or destruction or unauthorised access to, or alternation of entries.