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Monday, 12 February 2007, 15:01 GMT

Sign up for Wee Wonders 2007

If you are aged 5-12 years old, then HSBC Wee Wonders Championships are the perfect introduction to competitive golf.

The idea for the competition is quite simple: You have 36 shots to get as far as you can around a par-three golf course.

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Wee Wonders winners from 2006

The winners are those who hit the ball the furthest distance.

It costs £8 to enter and no handicaps are required, so you can have a go even if you've never played before.

The 2007 competition is now open for business to boys and girls of all standards with 75 qualifying events in nine regions across the UK and Ireland.

And the Grand Final takes place in the summer holidays at St Andrews - the same place that Tiger Woods won the Open last year.

If you want to sign up visit the website for details of where to play and how to enter.




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