THE condition was about the toughest you can get in this part of the world this season, but Susan Cole-Kotas did not feel like letting go until she got her hands on the ultimate prize. At the just concluded IBB Ladies Open Golf Championship, volleyball prediction the Port Harcourt-based star carded a combined score of 248 to win the gross prize by an unassailable 10 shots. Her closest rival was V. Manteau of Benin Golf Club, who returned 254.

   Certain conditions bring out the best in those with the winning mentality, even when the not-so-tough are presented with a plausible excuse to retire. As Cole-Kotas attested after her victory on Sunday, “It was not a child’s play, as it was actually very tough. Volleyball Betting Tips Though I managed to play well it was bit tough because the weather was very hot. But I pulled through with patience and skill.” 

  Coming from a player, who has been around win big with virtual betting and has represented the country twice in major international competitions, one can only imagine what she would have done had the conditions been more lenient.

 “You can have rain, sun and wind at the same time, but you must manage your game with the elements which is what I did. My exposure prepared me for this victory,” she said.

  Looking at the final tallies, one would think Cole-Kotas had an easy ride, Far from it. daily betting The IBB Ladies Open Golf Championship at the IBB International Golf and Country Club was a fierce contest played over 54 holes with a field of 99 golfers.

  All the 45 players, who made the final day cut, got medals in addition and the chance to enhance their world amateur rankings.

  The tournament scorer, Nanwor Mamven, noted that the event was particularly tough as it was restricted to players who boasted of “open form|” and within the prescribed handicap of 0-23, free bet prediction just as the Lady Captain of the club, Ketumi Alasa described it as a huge success as it is recognised by the world amateur body as a ranking event. 

  Justifying the tournament, Alasa said, “Women play major roles in unifying the country and promoting peace and harmony. Apart from that, this tournament will enable them to network,’’ she said.