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Shaun Campbell in NZ team for Junior Golf World Cup

Bay of Plenty Times
8 May, 2018 10:00 PM2 mins to read

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New NZ rep Shaun Campbell. Photo / File

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Omanu golfer Shaun Campbell has been selected for New Zealand in an exciting young squad to compete at the Toyota Junior Golf World Cup on June 10-15.

After impressive seasons on the Jennian Homes Charles Tour, Tom Parker (Canterbury), Kevin Koong (North Harbour), Hiroki Miya (Canterbury) and Campbell will take on the world in 72 holes of stroke play at the Chukyo Golf Club Ishino Course, Japan.

In the women's team, Juliana Hung (Canterbury), Carmen Lim (Auckland) and Rose Zheng (Auckland) show a nice mix of international experience and youth as they look to compete against the world's best.

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With the current New Zealand Stroke Play and recent South Island U19 champion, Hung leading the way, it will be interesting to see how she goes on the world stage as she continues her great run of form.

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