Japanese golf sensation Ryo Ishikawa will headline a strong contingent of players from Japan competing in the New Zealand Open when the tournament tees off of on February 27 at Millbrook Resort in Queenstown.

Japanese golf sensation Ryo Ishikawa will headline a strong contingent of players from Japan competing in the New Zealand Open when the tournament tees off on February 27 at Millbrook Resort in Queenstown.

The New Zealand Open’s 104th edition will feature two LIV Golf stars and one of Japan’s finest chasing a $2 million purse and the Brodie Breeze Trophy. Australian Lucas Herbert will return to Millbrook Resort as the tournament adds more names to the growing field before February 27.

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