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Golf: Lee forced to settle for second spot

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Local knowledge was not enough to help Bay of Plenty golfer Peter Lee overcome Manukau's Tae Koh on the final day of the Omanu Classic. Photo / John Borren.

Local knowledge was not enough to help Bay of Plenty golfer Peter Lee overcome Manukau's Tae Koh on the final day of the Omanu Classic. Photo / John Borren.

Rotorua golfer Peter Lee has finished runner-up at the Omanu Classic.

Lee, who finished with a five-under par score of 283 after four rounds, was no match for Manukau's Tae Koh who stormed home with a seven-under par score of 65 to win by five shots.

Tauranga's Eddie Burgess was the next best Bay of Plenty finisher with a combined total of six over par 294.

Joanna Kim of the Grange Golf Club won the Omanu Women's Classic with a total of 296.

Omanu's Alanna Campbell finished in third place in the women's competition.

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