Post by account_disabled on Jan 2, 2024 9:29:18 GMT 5.5
'Peng' Thanaphat Pichaikul, a 19-year-old young golfer from Thailand, wants to build on his good performance and win the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC) amateur golf championship in Shanghai. People's Republic of China At the end of this month, he will go compete in two major tournaments, The Masters and The Open, as well as David "Misha" Michelucci. A young golfer from Australia fully believes he is aiming for the same championship. The 11th Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship was held at Sesan Golf Course. International Golf Club Shanghai Suburbs People's Republic of China From 26-29 September 2019, it is the third time China will host the event, after Mission Hills Golf Club, Shenzhen Special Economic Zone 2009 and Nanshan International Golf Club, Longkou City, Shan Province.
In 2013, there were 120 leading B2B Email List male amateur golfers from 41 countries representing the country. and Special Administrative Regions of members of the Asia Pacific Golf Confederation (APGC). The competition is a stroke play format of 72 holes, 4 rounds, with the champion having the right to compete in a major tournament such as The Masters at Augusta National Golf. Club, Georgia, USA in April 2020 and the 149th Open at Royal St. George's, England in July 2020, and the runner-up will also have the right to compete in various series selection competitions.
In the latest movement, 'Peng' Thanaphat Pichaikul, a 19-year-old young golfer who is currently studying in his 4th year at Mississippi State University in the United States, said, "I can honestly say that my goal is really... is to win the championship because I think that everyone who goes there probably has the same goal, which is to be the champion, not travel for sure. But I won't put pressure on myself to do the best I can. And I feel honored. And I'm proud to play again because it's a very good event with only good players.
In 2013, there were 120 leading B2B Email List male amateur golfers from 41 countries representing the country. and Special Administrative Regions of members of the Asia Pacific Golf Confederation (APGC). The competition is a stroke play format of 72 holes, 4 rounds, with the champion having the right to compete in a major tournament such as The Masters at Augusta National Golf. Club, Georgia, USA in April 2020 and the 149th Open at Royal St. George's, England in July 2020, and the runner-up will also have the right to compete in various series selection competitions.
In the latest movement, 'Peng' Thanaphat Pichaikul, a 19-year-old young golfer who is currently studying in his 4th year at Mississippi State University in the United States, said, "I can honestly say that my goal is really... is to win the championship because I think that everyone who goes there probably has the same goal, which is to be the champion, not travel for sure. But I won't put pressure on myself to do the best I can. And I feel honored. And I'm proud to play again because it's a very good event with only good players.