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Ryan Fox is getting reacquainted with the humility the New Zealand golf scene requires
Ryan Fox is getting reacquainted with the humility the New Zealand golf scene requires 2 April 2021
The European Tour regular s three shots off the pace after the opening round of the Gulf Harbour Open.
Harry Bateman leads at eight-under.
Fox concedes it s been a while since he s doubled as a caddy.
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After last year s Super 6’s, club manager Warren Collett was enthusiastic about repeating, even with coronavirus uncertainty. The late Trevor Malloch had started the Lawnmasters and later when they briefly lapsed, Ewan Westergaard was the catalyst in reviving them. They have been expensive beasts, especially when the professional versions started in 2013. This one should render a slight financial gain for the club and in the past they have mostly broken even. They need ample prizemoney to attract the best players from sponsors such as property developer Brian Green, again this year aided by Palmerston North city s contribution. Preparing the course for such an event piles on the workload and overtime for the greenkeepers and for the general manager in seeking out sponsorship.