16 Year-Old Possibly 18 Holes Away From Masters Tournament Invitation

16 year-old possibly 18 holes away from Masters Tournament invitation

DUBAI – Taisei Nagasaki, a 16-year-old making his debut at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship, opened up a five-stroke lead after the third round on Saturday at Emirates Golf Club’s Majlis Course. The winner at the end of Sunday's final round will receive an invitation to the 90th Masters Tournament next April and the 154th Open Championship. Nagasaki began the day one back of a three-way share of the lead but quickly claimed the lead with bi…

Teen sensation Nagasaki dominates field at Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship

Nagasaki Shines: Taisei Nagasaki leads Asia-Pacific Amateur with record-breaking 65, eyeing historic wThe 16-year old holds a commanding five-shot lead heading into the final round

Japanese teen Nagasaki has 5-shot lead in Asia-Pacific Amateur and eyes spot in the Masters

Taisei Nagasaki had a great start and a great finish for a 65 in the Asia-Pacific Amateur. That gives the 16-year-old from Japan a five-shot lead going into the final round at the Emirates Golf Club.

Aussie amateurs put in shade by 16-year-old Japanese

Two Queenslanders' chances of winning a place at Augusta National look slim after a 16-year-old Japanese tore up the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship.

Understanding the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship 2023

Introduction The Asia Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC) has grown to be a prestigious event in the golfing world since its inception in 2009. This championship is crucial for emerging golfers in the Asia-Pacific region, as it not only provides an opportunity to showcase their talents but also opens doors to participating in major tournaments such as The Masters and The Open Championship. The significance of this event was highlighted again in 2…