Jim Rohrstaff: Managing Director at Te Arai Links on hosting the upcoming Asia-Pacific Amateur Golf Championship
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One of the most prestigious tournaments in the world of amateur golf is coming to New Zealand. At the end of October, Te Arai's South Course will host the 17th Asia-Pacific Amateur Golf Championship, which has a ticket to the 2027 Masters and The Open on the line for the winner. Six Kiwis will take to the green, led by World No. 19 Zackary Swanick. Managing Director at Te Arai Links, Jim Rohrstaff joined Piney to preview the tournament. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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