New Zealand Joins AGLF as 13th Member Country
Asia-Pacific Region Women's Golf Development Agreement Signed
New Zealand has become a member country of the Asia Golf Leaders Forum (AGLF).
On the 18th, AGLF announced, "A signing ceremony for membership was held with Dean Murphy, President of New Zealand Golf Association, and AGLF officials in attendance," adding, "We have agreed to join forces for the common goal of developing women's golf in the Asia-Pacific region." Since its launch in 2020, the number of AGLF member countries has increased to a total of 13, including Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, and Taiwan.
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New Zealand is a country with over 400 golf courses. The golf industry is thriving, and it has produced Lydia Ko, who is ranked number one in the world. President Murphy said, "We are very pleased to be able to contribute to the development of women's golf in the Asia-Pacific region, where New Zealand golf is emerging as a center of the global women's golf community." It was also agreed in principle to resume hosting the New Zealand Women's Open, which had not been held for the past five years due to sponsorship issues, starting from 2024.
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