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Record Book World Amateur Team Championships 2012 W o R l d A m A t e u R t e A m c h A m p i o n s h i p s R e c oR d B o o k WOMEN MEN for the Espirito Santo Trophy for the Eisenhower Trophy Gloria Golf Club Antalya (PGA Sultan Course) (Old and New Courses) and Cornelia Golf Clubs Antalya, Turkey Antalya, Turkey 2012 Eisenhower Trophy Team Photos ARGENTINA – Jorge Fernandez Valdes, Martin Kim, Captain Mark Lawrie and Franco Romero AUSTRALIA – Daniel Nisbet, Cameron Smith, Captain Brad James and Matthew Stieger AUSTRIA – Tobias Nemecz, Lukas Nemecz, Captain Robert Kocher and Manuel Trappel — 49 — 2012 WATC Record Book BAHRAIN – Abdulla Jalal, Mohamed Alnoaimi, Captain Daij Khalifa and Sultan Al-Hakam BELGIUM – Thomas Pieters, Thomas Detry, Captain Christian Moyson and Cedric Van Wassenhove BERMUDA – Fraser Hunt, Jarryd Dillas, Captain Craig Brown and Will Haddrell 2012 WATC Record Book — 50 — BOLIVIA – Jose Luis Montano, Gabriel Ormachea, Ignacio Rivero and Captain Pablo Ormachea (not pictured) BRAZIL - Andre Tourinho, Pedro Costa Lima, Captain Roberto Gomez and Rafael Becker BULGARIA - Stanko Marinov, Lyubomir Kostov, Captain Harry Zervos and Todor Krastev — 51 — 2012 WATC Record Book CANADA - Albin Choi, Corey Conners, Captain Graham Hill and Mackenzie Hughes CHILE - Antonio Costa, Gustavo Silva, Captain Gabriel Morgan and Cristobal Del Solar COLOMBIA - Ricardo Celia, Carlos Rodriguez, Captain Jose Manuel Garrido and Marcelo Rozo 2012 WATC Record Book — 52 — COSTA RICA - Roberto Rojas, Playing Captain Manuel Jimenez and Alvaro Ortiz CROATIA - Playing Captain Andrija Antic and Vedran Zanko CZECH REPUBLIC - Simon Zach, Ondrej Lieser, Captain Lubos Klikar and Vitek Novak — 53 — 2012 WATC Record Book DENMARK - Victor Fasmer Henum, Thomas Sorensen, Captain Torben Nyehuus and Christian Gloet DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - John Paul Garrido, Ernesto Vitienes, Captain Carlos Elmudesi and Rhadames Pena EGYPT - Omar Mahfouz, Issa Abou El Ela, Captain Ibrahim Rateb and Hassan Said 2012 WATC Record Book — 54 — ENGLAND - Neil Raymond, Craig Hinton, Captain Colin Edwards and Garrick Porteous ESTONIA - Martin Jarve, Marten Palm, Captain Paul Pohi and Egeti Liiv FIJI - Vikrant Chandra, Olaf Allen, Captain Mark Hinton and Anuresh Chandra — 55 — 2012 WATC Record Book FINLAND - Tapio Pulkkanen, Toni Hakula, Captain Matti Lindholm and Miro Veijalainen THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA - Peter Stojanovski, Playing Captain Les Perchevski and Ilija Ostojcic FRANCE - Paul Barjon, Edouard Espana, Captain Fabrice Stolear and Julien Brun 2012 WATC Record Book — 56 — GERMANY - Marcel Schneider, Moritz Lampert, Captain Nils Buhring and Maximilian Rottluff GREECE - Stamatios Kavadas, Christos Nikopoulos, Captain Sofia Gerardi and George Karagiannis GUAM - Playing Captain Lon Lindsey, Jimmy Mafnas, Daryl Poe — 57 — 2012 WATC Record Book GUATEMALA - Sebastian Barnoya, Alejandro Villavicencio, Daniel Gurtner and Captain Jose Munoz (not pictured) HONG KONG, CHINA - Terrence Ng, Motin Yeung, Captain Robert Keys and Shinichi Mizuno ICELAND - Runar Arnorsson, Axel Boasson, Captain Ragnar Olafsson and Haraldur Franklin Magnus 2012 WATC Record Book — 58 — INDIA - Khalin Joshi, Angad Cheema, Captain Jaydeep Chitlangia and Seenappa Chikkarangappa IRELAND - Kevin Phelan, Alan Dunbar, Captain Padraig Hogan and Gavin Moynihan ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN - Saeid Barati, Playing Captain Hassan Karimian Noshahr and Ali Khazanbeik — 59 — 2012 WATC Record Book ITALY - Filippo Bergamaschi, Giorgio De Filippi, Captain Marco De Rossi and Renato Paratore JAPAN - Jinichiro Kozuma, Kenta Konishi, Captain Tatsuhiko Asakawa and Hideki Matsuyama KYRGYZSTAN - Konstantin Surikov, Alexey Konev, Captain Marat Malataev and Azamat Maksytbekov 2012 WATC Record Book — 60 — LATVIA - Karlis Broders, Roberts Eihmanis, Captain Davis Puksts and Mikus Gavars MALAYSIA - Arie Fauzi, Low Khai Jei, Captain Zulkifli Ismail and Gavin Green MALTA - Ruud Critien, Playing Captain Andrew Borg and Peter Satariano — 61 — 2012 WATC Record Book MEXICO - Rodolfo Cazaubon, Sebastian Vazquez, Captain Jorge Coghlan and Carlos Ortiz NETHERLANDS - Daan Huizing, Robin Kind, Captain Eric Bromment and Rowin Caron NEW ZEALAND - Mathew Perry, Ben Campbell, Captain Brent Paterson and Vaughan McCall 2012 WATC Record Book — 62 — NORWAY - Kristian Johannessen, Kristoffer Ventura, Captain Niklas Diethelm and Anders Engell OMAN - Arqam Al Busaidi, Azaan Al Rumhy, Captain Jay Townsend and Ali Hameed Al Saleh PAKISTAN -Ghazanfar Mehmood, Mubariz Ahmad, Captain Taimur Hassan Amin and Muhammad Ali Hai — 63 — 2012 WATC Record Book PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA - Huang Yongle, Shao Yongliang, Captain Deng Guoping and Guan Tianlang PERU - Joaquin Lolas, Luis Fernando Barco, Captain Juan Carlos Neira and Eithel McGowen POLAND - Jan Szmidt Jr., Playing Captain Adrian Meronk and Mateusz Gradecki 2012 WATC Record Book — 64 — PORTUGAL - Joao Carlota, Ricardo Melo Gouveia, Captain Manuel Agrellos and Pedro Figueiredo PUERTO RICO - Erick Morales, Robert Calvesbert, Coach Dean Spriddle, Jeronimo Esteve IV and Captain Jeronimo Esteve III (not pictured) QATAR - Saleh Al Kaabi, Abdulrahman Al Bishi, Captain Mike Elliott and Ali Al Bishi — 65 — 2012 WATC Record Book REPUBLIC OF KOREA - Chang-Woo Lee, Soo-Min Lee, Captain Ju-Bong Kim and Si-Woo Kim RUSSIAN FEDERATION - Vladimir Osipov, Nikita Ponomarev, Captain Tupikov Valery and Vasily Belov SCOTLAND - Matthew Clark, Paul Shields, Captain Scott Knowles and Graeme Robertson 2012 WATC Record Book — 66 — SERBIA - Cedomir Ilic, Ilija Djurdjevic, Captain Nebojsa Lazic and Mihailo Dimitrijevic SINGAPORE - Jonathan Woo, Marc Ong and Playing Captain Jerome Ng SLOVAKIA - Playing Captain Peter Valasek, Martin Tavoda, Coach Peter Wieger and Juraj Zvarik — 67 — 2012 WATC Record Book SLOVENIA - Matic Zalokar, Enej Sarkanj, Captain Uros Gregoric and Tim Gornik SOUTH AFRICA - Brandon Stone, Zander Lombard, Captain Andre Pieterse and Haydn Porteous SPAIN - Scott Fernandez, Carlos Pigem, Captain Jose Pan De Soraluce and Jacobo Pastor 2012 WATC Record Book — 68 — SWEDEN - Pontus Widegren, Robert Karlsson, Captain Johan Karlsson and Daniel Jennevret SWITZERLAND - Benjamin Rusch, Edouard Amacher, Captain Toni Matti and Marc Dobias CHINESE TAIPEI - Teng Kao, Yin-Jen Fang, Captain Lawrence Young and Chieh-Po Lee — 69 — 2012 WATC Record Book THAILAND - Poom Saksansin, Itthipat Buranatanyarat, Captain Thitipong Nasongkhla and Nattawat Suvajanakorn TURKEY - Guray Yazici, Hamza Sayin, Captain Kadir Aydin and Florian Kolberg UKRAINE - Dmytro Dutchyn, Dmitriy Vakhnenko, Captain Russell Aden and Roman Kobityev 2012 WATC Record Book — 70 — UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - Sohail Al-Marzouqi, Abdalla Al Musharrekh, Captain Khalid Shamsi and Khalid Al Jasmi UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Justin Thomas, Chris Williams, Captain Jim Vernon and Steven Fox URUGUAY - Juan Alvarez, Agustin Tarigo, Captain Pablo Faget and Nicholas Tueten — 71 — 2012 WATC Record Book VENEZUELA - Julio Vegas, Gustavo Leon, Captain Ricardo Zuloaga and Jorge A. Garcia WALES - Rhys Pugh, James Frazer, Captain Carl Rowe and Ben Westgate ZIMBABWE - Scott Vincent, Ray Badenhorst, Captain Boniface Chicorimbo and Barry Painting 2012 WATC Record Book — 72 — International Golf Federation www.IGFgolf.org Maison Du Sport International, Avenue de Rhodanie 54, 1007 Lausanne, Switzerland Tel. 41-216-23-12-12 • Fax 41-216-01-64-77 • Email: [email protected].
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