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Tours agree to sanction Indonesia Open

The Asian Tour and European Tour have announced that both Tours have reached an amicable agreement to jointly sanction the Enjoy Jakarta Indonesia Open and Singapore Masters in March.

The Asian Tour wished to express its sincere appreciation to the Amby Valley Masters in India, who agreed to move their tournament from its original date of March 2-5, 2006 to May 11-14, 2006, in the interest of Asian golf, said Chief Executive Louis Martin.

The Indonesia Open will be played from March 2-5 while the Singapore Masters will be held from March 9-12.

February 2, 2006