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The young Rising Australian golf Player Nick Cullen Austƌalia’s suŵŵeƌ of golf is ǁell aŶd tƌulLJ uŶdeƌǁaLJ ǁith little kŶoǁŶ South Australian Nick Cullen takiŶg out last ǁeek’s Australian Masters at Metropolitan Golf Club. The 30 year old was ranked 539 in the world before the start of the week and played rock solid golf across the four days before producing the shot of his life from a green-side bunker on the 72 nd hole. The resulting tap in putt for his par meant he finished the tournament at -9, 279 to hold off a fast finishing Adam Scott by one shot. “Đott had ďeeŶ lookiŶg to ŵake this LJeaƌ’s ĐhaŵpioŶship his thiƌd Masteƌs title iŶ a ƌoǁ, ďut aŶ uncharacteristically slow start saw him needing to play catch up golf over the weekend. And catch up he very nearly did, with a 60 foot putt at the last on Sunday lipping out, which would have put him in a tie for 1 st with Cullen. Scott had to settle for a 68 and tied for second with two other Australians, James Nitties and Josh Younger. In 2011 Cullen had seriously contemplated giving golf away, but victory in the 2012 Indonesian Open and 2013 Queensland Open saw him reignite his passion for the game before his form once again began to fade earlier this year. Victory in the Australian Masters however has ensured him starts in upcoming events and a five year exemption on the Australasian Tour andas any struggling tour professional would understand, the $180,000 prize money will be invaluable. International Golf Specialists have great Bali Tour Packages to eǀeŶts like the AustƌaliaŶ Masteƌs … ĐoŶtaĐt us foƌ a Ƌuote oŶ a gƌeat golfiŶg edžpeƌieŶĐe!

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The young Rising Australian golf Player Nick Cullen

Aust alia’s su e of golf is ell a d t ul u de a ith little k o South Australian Nick Cullen

taki g out last eek’s Australian Masters at Metropolitan Golf Club.

The 30 year old was ranked 539 in the world before the start of the week and played rock solid golf

across the four days before producing the shot of his life from a green-side bunker on the 72nd hole.

The resulting tap in putt for his par meant he finished the tournament at -9, 279 to hold off a fast

finishing Adam Scott by one shot.

“ ott had ee looki g to ake this ea ’s ha pio ship his thi d Maste s title i a o , ut a uncharacteristically slow start saw him needing to play catch up golf over the weekend.

And catch up he very nearly did, with a 60 foot putt at the last on Sunday lipping out, which would

have put him in a tie for 1st with Cullen. Scott had to settle for a 68 and tied for second with two

other Australians, James Nitties and Josh Younger.

In 2011 Cullen had seriously contemplated giving golf away, but victory in the 2012 Indonesian Open

and 2013 Queensland Open saw him reignite his passion for the game before his form once again

began to fade earlier this year.

Victory in the Australian Masters however has ensured him starts in upcoming events and a five year

exemption on the Australasian Tour andas any struggling tour professional would understand, the

$180,000 prize money will be invaluable.

International Golf Specialists have great Bali Tour Packages to e e ts like the Aust alia Maste s … o ta t us fo a uote o a g eat golfi g e pe ie e !