2011. The China has again offered exemptions to players from the ABIJC that are travelling to China for the 2011 ABIJC that is held at Lion Lake Country Club.

However......it is being played 2 weeks after the ABIJC which means you will have a week off in between tournaments.

So......if you want to play, you can take your parents on a mini tour of China, maybe see the Great Wall of China or the buried warriors. There is so much to see in China.

Many parents come along to the tournament and take a tour after the tournament is finished.

Well, the offer is there..... if you want to go, I can send you an entry form. You will also need to have a low handicap.

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Jake Higginbottom has become the first Australian to win the China Amateur Open...........congratulations Jake for all your hard work....it paid off.

Results for ABIJC Players at the 2010 China Amateur Open :

Men:

1. Jake Higginbottom -5
3. Cameron Smith -2
T11. Ryan Smith +10
T27. Anthony Houston +22
T38. Ben Rogers +30

Ladies:

T3. Su-Hyun Oh +3
T3. Annis Choi +3
T8. Dottie Adina +8
T11. Sarah Jane Ababa +11
T11. Minjee Lee +11
T11. Undrea Unson