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      Home > News > Sports > Golf

    The lead has changed for the first time since Friday afternoon at the New Zealand Golf Open

    The lead has changed for the first time since Friday afternoon at the New Zealand Golf Open


    Australian Ryan Peake is 22-under overall after 14 holes, two shots ahead of Korean Guntaek Koh.

    Andrew Alderson reports from Millbrook.



    GOLF COVERAGE WITH CROWN... THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A NEW CROWN. SIMPLY THE BEST.

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