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Wenyi Ding of China celebrates winning the 2024 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship on the No. 18 green during the final round of the 2024 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship being played at the Taiheiyo Club in Gotemba, Japan on Sunday 06 October 2024. Photograph by AAC.

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2024 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship - Final Round

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Jasper Stubbs wins in dramatic fashion

Relive all the action in the Final Round of the 2023 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship where Australia's Jasper Stubbs took home the victory. 

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The 15th edition of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship will be held October 3-6, 2024 at Taiheiyo Club Gotemba in Japan.

The Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship was created in February 2009 as a joint initiative to develop the game by the Asia Pacific Golf Confederation, the Masters Tournament and The R&A. An invitation to play in the Masters Tournament and The Open is given to the winner, while both the runner(s)-up gain a place in The Open Qualifying Series.

The typical 120-player field is annually comprised of the top male amateurs in the Asia-Pacific region representing the 43 Asia Pacific Golf Confederation member organizations.

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CT Lin shone on Friday as he shot into contention with brilliant 67 in tricky conditions

Watch highlights from an exciting second round of the 2023 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship at The Royal Melbourne Golf Club, Australia.
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The 14th edition of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship will be held October 26-29, 2023 at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Melbourne, Australia.
The Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship was created in February 2009 as a joint initiative to develop the game by the Asia Pacific Golf Confederation, the Masters Tournament and The R&A. An invitation to play in the Masters Tournament and The Open is given to the winner, while both the runner(s)-up gain a place in The Open Qualifying Series.
The typical 120-player field is annually comprised of the top male amateurs in the Asia-Pacific region representing the 43 Asia Pacific Golf Confederation member organizations.

Round 2 Highlights | #AAC2023

Pakistan’s First Female Referee Attends Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship

Rules Official Munazza Shaheen of Pakistan

Munazza Shaneen is a trailblazer in Pakistan. 

She’s the first woman to become a level three qualified referee [OM1] and is attending her first international event – the 2023 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship at the world-renowned Royal Melbourne in Australia. 

However, she has her sights set on refereeing at golf’s biggest stages – The Open and the Masters Tournament.

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Additional information:

The 13th edition of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship will be held from October 27-30, 2022 at Amata Spring Country Club in Chonburi, Thailand.

The Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship was created in February 2009 as a joint initiative to develop the game by the Asia Pacific Golf Confederation, the Masters Tournament and The R&A. An invitation to play in the Masters Tournament and The Open is given to the winner, while both the runner(s)-up gain a place in The Open Qualifying Series.

The typical 120-player field is annually comprised of the top male amateurs in the Asia-Pacific region representing the 43 Asia Pacific Golf Confederation member organizations.

Pakistan’s First Female Referee: Munazza Shaneen | #AAC2023

Watch: Round One Highlights | #AAC2023

Masayuki Yamashita of Japan shelters under an umbrella during the first round of the 2023 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship

Watch highlights from an exciting first round of the 2023 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship at The Royal Melbourne Golf Club, Australia.

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Additional information:

The 14th edition of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship will be held October 26-29, 2023 at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Melbourne, Australia.

The Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship was created in February 2009 as a joint initiative to develop the game by the Asia Pacific Golf Confederation, the Masters Tournament and The R&A. An invitation to play in the Masters Tournament and The Open is given to the winner, while both the runner(s)-up gain a place in The Open Qualifying Series.

The typical 120-player field is annually comprised of the top male amateurs in the Asia-Pacific region representing the 43 Asia Pacific Golf Confederation member organizations.

Round 1 Highlights | #AAC2023

Highlights: Sampson Zheng's Record Breaking Round in 60 Seconds

Sampson Zheng hits the front early on moving day

An amateur course record at Royal Melbourne for Sampson Zheng, to surpass the late great Sir Michael Bonallack's feat way back in 1968.

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Additional information:

The 13th edition of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship will be held from October 27-30, 2022 at Amata Spring Country Club in Chonburi, Thailand.

The Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship was created in February 2009 as a joint initiative to develop the game by the Asia Pacific Golf Confederation, the Masters Tournament and The R&A. An invitation to play in the Masters Tournament and The Open is given to the winner, while both the runner(s)-up gain a place in The Open Qualifying Series.

The typical 120-player field is annually comprised of the top male amateurs in the Asia-Pacific region representing the 43 Asia Pacific Golf Confederation member organizations.

Sampson Zheng with the Amateur Course Record at Royal Melbourne | #AAC2023

Interview: Kazuma Kobori on his brilliant opening round

Kobori talks to the media after stunning opening round

Watch: Rewind to 2014 and Antonio Murdaca's Home Win

Antonio Murdaca wins AAC at Royal Melbourne

We take a look back at Antonio Murdaca's home victory at the sixth annual Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC) at The Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Melbourne, Australia.

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Here's how you can follow-along with the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship:

Visit https://AACGolf.com for free, worldwide streaming of all four tournament rounds, view live scores and get the latest news.

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Additional information:

The 14th edition of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship will be held October 26-29, 2023 at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Melbourne, Australia.

The Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship was created in February 2009 as a joint initiative to develop the game by the Asia Pacific Golf Confederation, the Masters Tournament and The R&A. An invitation to play in the Masters Tournament and The Open is given to the winner, while both the runner(s)-up gain a place in The Open Qualifying Series.

The typical 120-player field is annually comprised of the top male amateurs in the Asia-Pacific region representing the 43 Asia Pacific Golf Confederation member organizations.

Rewind to 2014 and Antonio Murdaca's Home Win | #AAC2023

Watch: AAC Academies - Growing the Game in the Region

Willson flying high

Established in 2019 by the Founding Partners of the championship – the Asia Pacific Golf Confederation (APGC), The Masters and The R&A – the AAC Academy was created to provide players from developing countries with cutting-edge knowledge on key areas such as sport psychology, strength and conditioning, swing analysis, short game instruction and technical swing improvement.

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Here's how you can follow-along with the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship:

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Additional information:

The 14th edition of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship will be held October 26-29, 2023 at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Melbourne, Australia.

The Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship was created in February 2009 as a joint initiative to develop the game by the Asia Pacific Golf Confederation, the Masters Tournament and The R&A. An invitation to play in the Masters Tournament and The Open is given to the winner, while both the runner(s)-up gain a place in The Open Qualifying Series.

The typical 120-player field is annually comprised of the top male amateurs in the Asia-Pacific region representing the 43 Asia Pacific Golf Confederation member organizations.

AAC Academies - Growing the Game in the Region | #AAC2023

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Things We Learned at the 15th Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship

Wenyi Ding of China on the No. 17 hole during the continuation of round 3 at the 2024 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship being played at the Taiheiyo Club in Gotemba, Japan on Sunday 06 October 2024. Photograph by AAC.

Wenyi Ding - Sunday, No. 17

Wenyi Ding - Sunday No.17

The 15th Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship crowned its highest-ranked player – Wenyi Ding. The Chinese star shot three-under 67 in each of his four rounds, and made just three bogeys despite the demanding conditions at Taiheiyo Club Gotemba.

Wenyi Ding Wins 2024 AAC in Dramatic Fashion

Wenyi Ding of China lifts the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship trophy after winning the 2024 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship being played at the Taiheiyo Club in Gotemba, Japan on Sunday 06 October 2024. Photograph by AAC.

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China’s Wenyi Ding won the 2024 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship on Sunday after a final-round 67, his fourth consecutive 67 at the par-70 Taiheiyo Club Gotemba.

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Wenyi Ding of China lifts the flag of The Masters 2025 and The 153rd Open Championship alongside the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship trophy after winning the 2024 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship being played at the Taiheiyo Club in Gotemba, Japan on Sunday 06 October 2024. Photograph by AAC.

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China’s Wenyi Ding won the 2024 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship on Sunday after a final-round 67, his fourth consecutive 67 at the par-70 Taiheiyo Club Gotemba. 

The 12-under total was enough to edge fellow China countryman Ziqin Zhou by one stroke as the field battled rainy conditions throughout the week in the foothills of Mount Fuji. 

The win marks the fifth victory by a Chinese player in the 15 editions of the Championship, the most by any country. 
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Here's how you can follow-along with the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship:

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Additional information:

The 15th edition of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship will be held October 3-6, 2024 at Taiheiyo Club Gotemba, Japan.

The Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship was created in February 2009 as a joint initiative to develop the game by the Asia Pacific Golf Confederation, the Masters Tournament and The R&A. An invitation to play in the Masters Tournament and The Open is given to the winner, while both the runner(s)-up gain a place in Open Final Qualifying.

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Wenyi Ding of China breaks down in tears during the trophy presentation ceremony following the final round of the 2024 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship being played at the Taiheiyo Club in Gotemba, Japan on Sunday 06 October 2024. Photograph by AAC.

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Watch: Chat with the Champ, Wenyi Ding

Wenyi Ding of China speaks to the media in a post-event press conference after winning the final round of the 2024 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship being played at the Taiheiyo Club in Gotemba, Japan on Sunday 06 October 2024. Photograph by AAC.

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Silhouette of Kuangyu “Tony” Chen practicing on the driving range ahead of the 2024 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship being played at the Taiheiyo Club in Gotemba, Japan on Tuesday 01 October 2024. Photograph by AAC.

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