David Collado joins Lorena Ochoa at Casa de Campo
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At a glance
- Former world No. 1 golfer Lorena Ochoa played at Casa de Campo's Diente de Perro course in the Dominican Republic after accepting an invitation from Tourism Minister David Collado.
- Ochoa praised the course's design, seaside setting and challenging layout.
Lorena Ochoa's first experience on a Dominican golf course took her to Casa de Campo, where Tourism Minister David Collado accompanied the legendary golfer during her visit.
Ochoa accepted an invitation from Collado to play at Diente de Perro, the resort's emblematic course. After completing the course, she said its setting and design had exceeded her expectations.
โWhat a beautiful place Casa de Campo is. I had always heard about this course, Diente de Perro, and its good design, with the sea beside it. It is very challenging, but much more beautiful than I imagined,โ Ochoa said after the round.
She also thanked Collado for the invitation and highlighted the beauty surrounding the course. During the visit, Ochoa took part in a golf clinic and was photographed hitting a shot.
What a beautiful place Casa de Campo is. I had always heard about this course, Diente de Perro, and its good design, with the sea beside it. It is very challenging, but much more beautiful than I imagined.
Originally published by Diario Libre in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.