LPGA Spring Tour to Stop at Rancho Bernardo
Associated Press
RANCHO BERNARDO, Calif. —
The $200,000 Kyocera-Inamori Golf tournament, final stop on the Ladies Professional Golf Assn. western swing next spring, will be played April 17-20 at the Bernardo Heights County Club in Rancho Bernardo.
The 6,672-yard par-72 course was built three years ago. It is the tournament’s fourth site.
Beth Daniel won last year’s $175,000 tournament, played at Fairbanks Ranch County Club in La Jolla.
The tournament was played at Torrey Pines Municipal Golf Course in 1983 following its first three years at the Almaden County Club in San Jose.
Rancho Bernardo is about 15 miles north of San Diego.