Wagga Pro-Am could rise to a new level with increase in prizemoney in 2022

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Updated December 10 2021 - 4:36pm, first published 4:30pm
GOOD NEWS: Wagga Country Club's John Turner (left) and James Purcell are all smiles after confirming a $50,000 purse on offer for next year's Wagga Pro Am. Picture: Les Smith
GOOD NEWS: Wagga Country Club's John Turner (left) and James Purcell are all smiles after confirming a $50,000 purse on offer for next year's Wagga Pro Am. Picture: Les Smith

There are hopes Wagga's highly-regarded Pro-Am could hit new heights from next year after the Wagga Country Club announced a prizemoney increase, taking the event to a $50,000 purse.

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Peter Doherty

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