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Definition of pro-am in English: pro-amadjective prəʊˈamproʊˈæm (of a sports event) involving both professionals and amateurs. （体育赛事）职业和业余运动员都参加的 职业和业余运动员都参加的高尔夫锦标赛。 Example sentencesExamples - Both White and Higgins were playing in a pro-am tournament in Kilkenny, in Ireland, at the end of last week and they met in the second round, White winning 3-2.
- It was confirmed yesterday that a new pro-am tournament, still under Dunhill's patronage, will replace the Cup next October.
- In 1990, Jamie kicked the pro-am craze into full gear by co-producing ‘Dirty Debutantes’ with Ed Powers.
- The fifth JJGF Open Golf Championship will kick off on May 10 with the pro-am tournament proceeding it one day earlier at the Jagorawi Golf and Country Club in Bogor.
- At the end of an intensive training period, they will take part in a pro-am match played in front of thousands of spectators, held immediately before the Festival Cup in Perth.
- He was the one who first spotted his young son's snooker potential and took him round the country to play in pro-am tournaments.
- Players and their amateur partners in this pro-am event play a round each at Carnoustie, St Andrews and Kingsbarns over the first three days, with a cut coming ahead of the final round on the Old Course on Sunday.
- And the whole idea of bringing the pro-am golf tournament to Rancho Santa Fe was to promote the racetrack.
- Forty-four professionals had not completed their rounds at Kingsbarns, the third layout being used for this pro-am event where 156 pros are each playing with amateurs, many of them celebrities.
- I loved the pros' stories about their pro-am experiences with their amateur partners.
- The big moneymaker for the house is the pro-am tournament.
- The duo cruised to victory in the Lombard Trophy - Europe's biggest pro-am tournament - at the fêted San Lorenzo course.
- Club professionals and leading amateurs across North Yorkshire will strive to thrive in Europe's biggest pro-am tournament next week.
- It was at the Hong Kong Open, during the customary pro-am dinner, when the organisers encouraged me and four other golfers to start dancing on stage with two carnival girls.
- The Greater San Diego Open drew more than 400 amateur bowlers for the pro-am competition, a tribute to DeLuca and the PWBA.
- In a series of pro-am events in the north of England he won six times and was an astonishing 96 under par for the month.
- It was the fifth time in six years that the destination of the Lombard Trophy, Europe's biggest pro-am tournament, was settled by a sudden-death play-off at the San Lorenzo course on Portugal's Algarve.
- In May 1990, he and some buddies were at a pro-am party in Maine.
- George has been a member of Mission Hills for some time, and he regularly plays in the pro-am tournament held the same week in March as the LPGA event now known as the Nabisco Championship.
- Saturday will offer fans a chance to bowl with the pros in pro-am events at the host center, as well as satellite centers in the area.
noun prəʊˈamproʊˈæm A pro-am event. I was playing in a pro-am Example sentencesExamples - Thankfully, I've played in a few pro-ams, so I've kind of gotten over the fear of missing the ball on the first tee.
- His name has always been in the frame but while he has won a string of pro-ams, the last count around the 100 mark, he has found himself wanting when it comes to the big ones.
- There is no charge for entry over the four days, which will be preceded by pro-ams today and tomorrow.
- The funniest encounter that I've had in pro-ams was with the King of Malaysia last year.
- Then I would fly home on Friday night having missed the cut and play pro-ams in Scotland on Saturday and Sunday over courses which were no easier.
- The only ‘average golfers’ most tour pros see are rich CEO-types in pro-ams.
- The fact that clients can play with golfers in pro-ams or corporate outings also enhances the players' value.
- And since I play in more corporate outings and pro-ams these days, I have witnessed the mood swings and struggles the average player can experience in the course of a round.
- Most golfers I play with in pro-ams have trouble with their long irons.
- The four finalists in that week's event will not bowl the pro-ams, but will be available to meet fans and sign autographs.
- People still want to talk about them, in pro-ams mostly, which is all right.
- My first couple of years on tour I wasn't the biggest fan of pro-ams, and not just because of the five-plus-hour rounds.
- The prestigious title put the Lismore event at the top of the list of over 80 pro-ams held through the course of the year.
- He has a multitude of tasks this week, from sorting out the professionals for the pro-ams, the green staff, liaising with the sponsors, setting up the course and just being on hand to help and advise.
- Our players enjoy the pro-ams and develop friendships with amateurs who come back year after year.
- When I'm playing in pro-ams, I notice that my amateur partners often don't take enough club to reach their target, whether it's to clear a creek in the fairway or get to the green.
- I've also been asked to play in the two pro-ams which precede the main event.
- I have been granted temporary player membership of the PGA, which enables me to play in pro-ams.
- Although the emphasis here is on keys that I use, I'll point out common faults I see playing with weekend golfers in pro-ams and outings, and offer antidotes.
- Most pro-ams are one-day events, and most are played on Wednesday of tournament week, the day before the real competition begins.
Rhymesam, Amsterdam, Assam, Bram, cam, cham, cheongsam, clam, cram, dam, damn, drachm, dram, exam, femme, flam, gam, glam, gram, ham, jam, jamb, lam, lamb, mam, mesdames, Omar Khayyám, Pam, pram, ram, Sam, scam, scram, sham, Siam, slam, Spam, swam, tam, tram, Vietnam, wham, yam Definition of pro-am in US English: pro-amadjectiveproʊˈæmprōˈam (of a sports event) involving both professionals and amateurs. （体育赛事）职业和业余运动员都参加的 职业和业余运动员都参加的高尔夫锦标赛。 Example sentencesExamples - George has been a member of Mission Hills for some time, and he regularly plays in the pro-am tournament held the same week in March as the LPGA event now known as the Nabisco Championship.
- Players and their amateur partners in this pro-am event play a round each at Carnoustie, St Andrews and Kingsbarns over the first three days, with a cut coming ahead of the final round on the Old Course on Sunday.
- I loved the pros' stories about their pro-am experiences with their amateur partners.
- At the end of an intensive training period, they will take part in a pro-am match played in front of thousands of spectators, held immediately before the Festival Cup in Perth.
- The Greater San Diego Open drew more than 400 amateur bowlers for the pro-am competition, a tribute to DeLuca and the PWBA.
- In 1990, Jamie kicked the pro-am craze into full gear by co-producing ‘Dirty Debutantes’ with Ed Powers.
- The duo cruised to victory in the Lombard Trophy - Europe's biggest pro-am tournament - at the fêted San Lorenzo course.
- It was the fifth time in six years that the destination of the Lombard Trophy, Europe's biggest pro-am tournament, was settled by a sudden-death play-off at the San Lorenzo course on Portugal's Algarve.
- Club professionals and leading amateurs across North Yorkshire will strive to thrive in Europe's biggest pro-am tournament next week.
- In a series of pro-am events in the north of England he won six times and was an astonishing 96 under par for the month.
- Both White and Higgins were playing in a pro-am tournament in Kilkenny, in Ireland, at the end of last week and they met in the second round, White winning 3-2.
- In May 1990, he and some buddies were at a pro-am party in Maine.
- It was at the Hong Kong Open, during the customary pro-am dinner, when the organisers encouraged me and four other golfers to start dancing on stage with two carnival girls.
- It was confirmed yesterday that a new pro-am tournament, still under Dunhill's patronage, will replace the Cup next October.
- He was the one who first spotted his young son's snooker potential and took him round the country to play in pro-am tournaments.
- Saturday will offer fans a chance to bowl with the pros in pro-am events at the host center, as well as satellite centers in the area.
- Forty-four professionals had not completed their rounds at Kingsbarns, the third layout being used for this pro-am event where 156 pros are each playing with amateurs, many of them celebrities.
- The fifth JJGF Open Golf Championship will kick off on May 10 with the pro-am tournament proceeding it one day earlier at the Jagorawi Golf and Country Club in Bogor.
- And the whole idea of bringing the pro-am golf tournament to Rancho Santa Fe was to promote the racetrack.
- The big moneymaker for the house is the pro-am tournament.
nounproʊˈæmprōˈam A sports event involving both professionals and amateurs. （体育赛事）职业和业余运动员都参加的 Example sentencesExamples - Most pro-ams are one-day events, and most are played on Wednesday of tournament week, the day before the real competition begins.
- His name has always been in the frame but while he has won a string of pro-ams, the last count around the 100 mark, he has found himself wanting when it comes to the big ones.
- The funniest encounter that I've had in pro-ams was with the King of Malaysia last year.
- And since I play in more corporate outings and pro-ams these days, I have witnessed the mood swings and struggles the average player can experience in the course of a round.
- Although the emphasis here is on keys that I use, I'll point out common faults I see playing with weekend golfers in pro-ams and outings, and offer antidotes.
- The four finalists in that week's event will not bowl the pro-ams, but will be available to meet fans and sign autographs.
- Then I would fly home on Friday night having missed the cut and play pro-ams in Scotland on Saturday and Sunday over courses which were no easier.
- Most golfers I play with in pro-ams have trouble with their long irons.
- He has a multitude of tasks this week, from sorting out the professionals for the pro-ams, the green staff, liaising with the sponsors, setting up the course and just being on hand to help and advise.
- When I'm playing in pro-ams, I notice that my amateur partners often don't take enough club to reach their target, whether it's to clear a creek in the fairway or get to the green.
- Our players enjoy the pro-ams and develop friendships with amateurs who come back year after year.
- There is no charge for entry over the four days, which will be preceded by pro-ams today and tomorrow.
- The prestigious title put the Lismore event at the top of the list of over 80 pro-ams held through the course of the year.
- The fact that clients can play with golfers in pro-ams or corporate outings also enhances the players' value.
- I have been granted temporary player membership of the PGA, which enables me to play in pro-ams.
- Thankfully, I've played in a few pro-ams, so I've kind of gotten over the fear of missing the ball on the first tee.
- People still want to talk about them, in pro-ams mostly, which is all right.
- I've also been asked to play in the two pro-ams which precede the main event.
- The only ‘average golfers’ most tour pros see are rich CEO-types in pro-ams.
- My first couple of years on tour I wasn't the biggest fan of pro-ams, and not just because of the five-plus-hour rounds.
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