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ASIA-PACIFIC TEAM Selections Sir Michael Bonallack Trophy 2012 25-27 April 2012 Monte Rei Golf & Country Club, Portugal PAKISTAN ASIA-PACIFIC TEAM Selections Soo-Min Lee – Korea Taimur Hassan Amin 2011: GS Caltex Maekyung Open (T18; Leading (non-playing Captain) Amateur)• Bacchus Cup SBS Golf National Amateur Golf Team (1st) • Asian Amateur Championship (2nd) • The 54th Korean Open (T10; Leading Amateur) – Benjamin Campbell – New Zealand 2010: Jeju Governor Cup Junior (1st) • GS Caltex Maekyung 2012: Australian Master of the Amateurs (3rd) • Lake Open (Leading Amateur) • Emerson Pacific Group Cup MBC Macquarie Men’s Amateur (6th) – 2011: New Zealand Order Media Tech Amateur (3rd) • Hur Chungkoo Cup The 57th of Merit (2nd) • The Amateur Championship Qualifier (4th) • Korean Amateur (2nd) St. Andrews Links (6th) • Srixon Australian Match Play (2nd) • Srixon Australian Stroke Play (3rd) • Riversdale Cup (T4) • Hideke Matsuyama – Japan Australian Master of Amateurs (2nd) 2011: Asian Amateur Championship (Winner) • Japan Collegiate Golf Championship (Winner) • Universiade / Seenappa Chikkarangappa – India Shenzehen (Gold medallist) • The Masters (Leading Amateur) 2011: Nomura Cup Team (3rd Team) • Southern India – 2010 Asian Amateur Championship (Winner) Amateur Championship (Winner) • Western Indian Amateur Championship (Winner) • Interstate Amateur Championship Mathew Perry – New Zealand (Winner) • Eastern India Amateur Championship (R/U) 2011: New Zealand Order of Merit (4th) • New Zealand Amateur (1st) • Charles Tour – ask>metro Muriwai (6th; 3rd Jake Higginbottom– Australia Amateur) • Srixon Australian Match Play (5th) • Nomura 2012: Riversdale Cup (Winner) – 2011: Keperra Bowl Cup (6th Indiv) – 2010: North Island Stroke Play (T7) • Grant (Winner) • Asia Pacific Teams Championship (Indiv Winner) – Clements (T5) 2010: China Amateur (Winner) • New South Wales Amateur (Winner) • Victorian Junior Championship (Winner) Taihei Sato – Japan 2011: Taiwan Amateur Championship (Winner) • Nomura Khalin Hitesh Joshi – India Cup Asia-Pacific Amateur Golf Team Campionship (7th Indiv) 2011: Nomura Cup Team (3rd Team) • Southern India Amateur • Japan Amateur Championship (Top 32) (2nd) • Western Indian Amateur (2nd) • Maharastra Open (2nd) • Eastern India (Semi-Finalist) – 2010: Bangladesh Cameron Smith – Australia Amateur (Winner) • Asian Amateur Championship (T9) • 2012: Australian Amateur Championship (Medallist) – Maharastra Open (Winner) 2011: Srixon Australian Men’s Stroke Play Championship (Winner) • Australian Boys’ Amateur Championship (Winner) Chien-Yao Hung – Chinese Taipei • Victorian Junior Masters (Winner) – 2010: Queensland 2011: Singapore Open Amateur (3rd Indiv, 1st Team) • Japan Men’s Stroke Play and Amateur (Winner) • Gary Player Amateur Championship (Top 8) • Neighbours Trophy Team Classic (Winner) • Queensland Boys’ Amateur (Winner) (Individual T1, Team 1st) • Yeangder Professional Invitational (TPGA) (3rd) – 2010: Acer National Elites Match Play (Winner) Natipong Srithong– Thailand • Guangzhou Asian Games (Bronze Medal, Individual 2011: Thailand Amateur Match Play (Winner) • Indonesian & Team) • Taiwan Amateur Championship (Winner) • Amateur Open (Winner) • Singha Thailand Amateur Asia-Pacific Team Member - Bonallack Trophy (Winner) • 26th SEA GAMES (2nd Indiv) & (Winning Team) – 2010: Singha Thailand Junior World (Winner) Chang-Woo Lee – Korea 2011: The 31st GS Caltex Maekyung Open (4th Amateur) • The 14th Hanwha Finance Network Cup MBC C&I Amateur (4th) • The 16th Iksung Cup Maekyung Amateur (Winner) • The 93rd National Sports Festival (Indiv Winner)– 2010: 17th Song-am Cup Amateur (Winner) • 91st National Sports Festival (5th Indiv) • Kolon the 53rd Korea Open (3rd Amateur) .
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