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星期一, 11 月 25, 2024

Fox to miss New Zealand Open

Beachlands’ Ryan Fox has made the tough decision to miss the New Zealand Open this year.

New Zealand Open tournament director Michael Glading has confirmed that leading Kiwi golf professional Ryan Fox will miss the 103rd New Zealand Open beginning at the end of the month due to his PGA tour commitments.

“We have been in constant dialogue with Ryan and this is no surprise to us. I can’t speak highly enough of how great his communication has been and his genuine efforts to make this work” said Glading.

“Naturally, at this point in his career, he needs to focus on his PGA tour card and the new restricted field tournaments have made his scheduling extremely difficult. There was certainly no lack of effort on Ryan’s part to try and attend the New Zealand Open.”

Notwithstanding this loss, the New Zealand Open boasts a field of outstanding New Zealand professionals including PGA Tour Champions multi-winner Steven Alker, Asian Tour winner Ben Campbell, DP World Tour player Daniel Hillier and, arguably one of the world’s rising stars, Kazuma Kobori fresh off three wins on the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia.

They are joined by former New Zealand Open Champion Michael Hendry and winner of last week’s Jennian Homes Charles Tour Race to Tieke event, US-based Kiwi Harry Hillier.

“To have this many top-quality Kiwi players, all of whom are in fine form, makes me optimistic that come March 3, we will be celebrating another New Zealander holding the Broadie Breeze trophy aloft.”

Meanwhile, Fox – from Beachlands – posted on Facebook yesterday: “Unfortunately, I have made the tough decision to miss the New Zealand Open this year. Whilst it is disappointing to miss one of my favourite events, my priority is on succeeding on the PGA Tour and I’ll be staying in the US for the foreseeable future in order to give myself the best chance of doing that. Wishing everyone at the New Zealand Open a fantastic week and I will be back in the future.”

The New Zealand Open tees off between February 29 and March 3 at Millbrook Resort in Queenstown. Live coverage will be available on Sky Sport 6.

  • For more information about the New Zealand Open visit nzopen.com

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