February, 2010 // Posts published in February, 2010
Ko … Knock Out Display at Pegasus NZ Open
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She may be an amateur and only 12-years-old, but New Zealand’s Lydia Ko representing igolf produced an amazing four rounds of golf that had seasoned veterans shaking their heads in disbelief at her total of 284 and a tie for seventh at the Pegasus New Zealand Women’s Open at Pegasus Town near Christchurch. With conditions ...
igolf’s Ko Leading Kiwi in first Professional Event
Sarah Kemp has never led into the final round of a professional golf tournament before, but the 24-year-old Australian is keenly awaiting the challenge in the final round of the women’s New Zealand Open tomorrow, even if she is being stalked by one of the legends of the game in England’s Laura Davies. After a ...
igolf Leads Kiwis in NZ Women’s Open
Institute of Golf rep’s Lydia Ko, and Zoe Brake and Wellington professional Sarah Nicholson are the leading local golfers in the New Zealand Women’s Open at Pegasus Town, near Christchurch today. The trio stand at one under 71, six shots behind leader Marianne Skarpnord, after the first round. Ko, 12, was poised to be the ...
NZ Women’s Open Tees Off
The best of Europe, Australia and New Zealand women’s golf might just have to check their review mirrors for a group of young guns in this week’s Pegasus New Zealand Women’s Open in Christchurch. The second New Zealand Women’s Open tees off at the new Pegasus course north of Christchurch on Thursday, this year boasting ...
igolf’s Zoe Brake claims South Island Strokeplay
The battle for the 2010 South Island Strokeplay proved a tight affair with national representative Zoe Brake producing a stunning birdie on the final hole to edge out 2008 winner Caroline Bon and Christchurch’s Sunwoo Bea by one shot. Brake, the current New Zealand Strokeplay champion, shared the lead going down the final hole with ...
Hendry Aces 5th Hole to Finish in Top Ten
igolf’s Mike Hendry shot tied low round for the day to pick up 30 spots in the field in yesterdays final round of the Nationwide Tour co-sanctioned event, Moonah Classic held on the Mornington Peninsula, Melbourne yesterday. Hendry just made the cut after playing pretty solid but throwing in a few doubles during the week ...
American takes NZ Title
Robert Gates survived a late run of bogeys to claim the New Zealand Open title at The Hills near Queenstown by one shot after finishing the tournament at 14-under-par. The big American, in his first Nationwide Tour event, led the tournament from the first round and coasted to a six shot lead by the 8th ...
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