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2009 Senior Men’s Trans Tasman

THE Kiwis are hoping for big things this year when they take on Australia for the 2009 Senior Men’s Trans Tasman golf title to be played at Sanctuary Cove in May.

This will be the third year the now annual Ryder and President’s Cup format event has been held and Australia has won the first two.

In 2007 Australia won 19 matches to 5 at Sanctuary Cove Golf Club and in 2008 Australia defeated New Zealand 13.5 matches to 10.5 at Titirangi Golf Club.

Both countries have announced strong 12 man teams for the event.

Writing on the AUSOOM website, three-time Australian representative Denis Dale says the 2009 contest should be very close.

“The Kiwis are much better prepared and this time have used selection trials to ensure a high quality side,” Dale says.

“With a few ‘old heads’ like Rodney Barltrop in the team they will certainly use the experience gained from the inaugural match that was also played at Sanctuary Cove in 2007.”

Australia will field a  formidable team that blends experience with six talented newcomers, including current Australian Senior Amateur Champion Stefan Albinski.

The Australian team is Denis Dale, Rick Oliver, Norm Way, John Beaumont, Brian Sams, Stefan Albinski, Ross Percy, Grahame MacDonald, Nigel Goodall, Ian Read, Tony Kennings and Ross Bockman.

The Kiwi line-up includes Murray Martin, Martin Webber, Ron, Olivecrona, Rodney Barltrop, Hugh Harrison, Arthur Parkin, Ian Donaldson, Eric Brodie, Phil Mosley, Barry Shannon, John Sanders and Mike Leitch.

 

Related posts:

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  4. 2009 Australian Men’s Senior Amateur Championhip underway
  5. New 12 man team to battle Kiwis
  6. Aussie team beaten in 2009 Asia Pacific Championship
  7. Another Albinski senior golf win
  8. Kiwis plunder Australian Senior Amateur Golf Championship
  9. Albinski takes Australian Senior’s Title
  10. Senior amateurs end season on a high note

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Brian O'Hare - who has written 714 posts on Australian Senior Golfer.

Brian is the editor and founder of ASG. He is a former Sydney journalist and is now an avid "senior" golfer. Brian is a member of the Australian Golf Writers Association.

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