NSW Open Golf: Tee times set for Magenta Shores

Tee times for the 2024 Women’s NSW Open Golf Championship here at Magenta Shores have been released.

The competition will kick off with Western Australia’s Kirsten Rudgeley leading the field off the first tee at 7.15 am. She will be joined by Patricia Isabel Schmidt of Germany, the 2023 Belgian Ladies Open Champion, and Ireland’s Lauren Walsh, a LET Tour rookie.

Claire Shin, beaten in a playoff for the 2023 title at Tuncurry, will play from the tenth tee simultaneously, alongside big-hitting Dutch star Anne Van Dam and Duntryleague RQ winner Joengmin Cho.

Last year’s champion, New Zealand’s Momoka Kobori, will begin her defence of the Jan Stephenson trophy at 7.37 am, playing beside Swede Johanna Gustavsson and Czech Republic’s Klara Davidson Spilkova.

Other morning groups of note to watch include Englishwoman Bronte Law, Kelsey Bennett and Sarah Hammett, who tee off from the 10th at 7.25 am.

Mollymook RQ winner Rachel Lee tees off alongside Sara Kouskova of the Czech republic and Virginia Elena Carta of Italy at 8.10 am from the tenth.

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Ella Scyasbrook, who scored a breakout win in the Bathurst RQ, will tee off at 8.21 am from the tenth alongside Soo Jin Lee and another Italian, Alessandra Fanali.

Spectators hoping for some hot golf in the afternoon half of the draw won’t be disappointed, either, with two time champion Meghan MacLaren, Hannah Gregg of the United State and Japans Suzuka Yamaguch getting away at 12. 50 pm on the first.

Last years runner-up in the Australian Women’s Classic, Dannielle Vasquez to get her NSW Open Golf challenge underway at 1.12 pm alongside Narrabri RQ winner Katja Pogacar and rising Thai star Tunrada Piddon.

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