PGA Tour Professionals will face a new challenge when they head to Riverside Oaks Golf Resort for the 2015 NSW PGA Championship.

Riverside
Oaks Golf Resort’s new layout the Bungool Course will celebrate its first
anniversary during the tournament and in a fitting celebration will host the
Professionals as they vie to become the 2015 NSW PGA champion.

"On the back
of last year’s successful NSW PGA Championship at Riverside Oaks Golf Resort we
are delighted to be returning this year," said Brian Thorburn, CEO of the PGA
of Australia.

"The Bungool
Course has matured well over the past year and so we are looking forward to
playing one of New South Wales most prestigious tournaments on the new layout."

This is the
first time that a PGA Tour of Australasia tournament will be played on Sydney’s
newest championship layout, adding a new testing layer of strategy for the
competitors to tackle.

"The Bob
Harrison designed course is sure to provide a great challenge for the
professionals with its strategic design providing a number of options to play
each hole, rewarding well struck shots and punishing poor ones," said David
Scott, Deputy General Manager at Riverside Oaks Golf Resort.

"This year’s
tournament is sure to be a great spectacle of golf and we welcome everyone to
come along and walk the fairways with some of Australia’s best golfers."

Adding
another dimension of intrigue for spectators, the NSW PGA Championship will be
the final tournament on the 2015 PGA Tour of Australasia schedule.

Set to be
played from the 10-13 December for $110,000 in prize money the tournament will
decide the Order of Merit champion as well as be crunch time for those players
looking to retain their tour cards for 2016.