3rd GOLFZON International Tournament Comes to a Successful Close

Indonesia’s Euiro Lim claimed victory in the simulator division of the 3rd GOLFZON International Tournament, held Thursday at GOLFZON’s headquarters in Zoimaru, with a 1-under-par 71.

Lim posted a 3-under-par 33 on the back nine of the GOLFZON County Anseong Q course, recording the only under-par score among the 18 finalists who advanced from 11 countries. Vietnam’s Sang Ho Lee and Japan’s Asakuma Kenjirou both carded 2-over-par 74s, with Lee taking second place and Asakuma third under the scorecard countback method.

John Bouldin, a social studies teacher and coach of both the boys’ and girls’ golf teams at B.F. Terry High School in Rosenberg, Texas, finished fourth with a 75. Chris Wisen of Grand Haven, Michigan, who works as an accountant and manager at Wisen Asset Management, placed 11th with an 81.

Also competing was Kudo Yukino, a 10-year-old player from Japan whose mother recently opened a GOLFZON store in Tokyo, Japan. Yukino finished 10th with a score of 81.

On Friday, the participating players will play an actual on-course round at GOLFZON County Anseong Q, the same course used for Thursday’s simulation competition. GOLFZON County Anseong Q is a par-72, 7,100-yard public course.

Now in its third year, the GOLFZON International Tournament featured players who qualified through preliminary rounds from countries including the United States, South Korea, Canada, China, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, South Africa, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, and Vietnam.