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Australian golf in the 1990s presented by Golf Australia magazine 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 ACROSS DOWN 2 Surname, first Australian winner of Women's 1 Surname, winner of three Australasian Tour events Australian Open in the '90s. in the '90s who later moved into the kitchen. 3 Hat sponsor of Peter Senior, early '90s. 2 Host course of Australian PGA Championship, 4 1991 Australian Matchplay Champion, Chris ------. 1992-1994 6 Nickname of runner-up 1997 Australian Masters, 5 Queensland course opened in 1992 designed by Peter O'Malley. David Graham and Gary Panks. 7 Three-time winner in the '90s who was once 6 Popular Australian golf equipment brand. scouted to play AFL for Melbourne. 7 Surname, American who won twice on PGA Tour 9 Surname, American who was runner-up in 1998 of Australasia in 1994. ANZ Players Championship at Royal Queensland. 8 Surname, left-handed Australian Open Champion. 13 Animal mascot of PGA Tour of Australasia 1990-96. 10 NSW birthplace of 1995 US PGA Champion, Steve 15 Leading amateur 1997 Victorian Open. Elkington. 16 Airline partner of the PGA Tour of Australasia in 11 1997 & 1998 Australian Boys' Amateur Champion. 1992. 12 Most Australian courses had banned golfers from 19 Back-to-back winner of SA Open at Royal Adelaide. wearing these by the end of the 1990s. 20 Host course of 1997 Johnnie Walker Classic. 14 Mobile phone company, Australian Masters 21 Jack Nicklaus-designed course opened in 1997. naming rights sponsor. 22 Host course of first two Australian Ladies 17 Victorian course opened for play 1997, designed Masters, won by American Jane Geddes. by Tony Cashmore. 23 American winner of inaugural Vines Classic in Perth. 18 Regularly worn on the bottom lip by 1994 26 Scored an albatross on the 8th hole, second round Heineken and Coolum Classic winner, Mike Clayton. of 1996 Coolum Classic, Michael ----. 24 Hometown of eight-time major winner Karrie 28 Michelle -----, Women's Australian Amateur Webb who turned pro in 1994. Champion 1997 & 1998. 25 Surname of brothers Matthew and David, pros on 29 Host course for 1993 and 1994 Canon Challenge. the PGA Tour of Australasia in the '90s. 27 Popular Maxfli brand ball manufactured in Sydney and Melbourne..

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