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Michael Hill New Zealand Open 2010 |
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28-31 January 2010The Michael Hill New Zealand Open is the country's premier golf tournament. Co-sanctioned between the Australasian and Nationwide Tours, the event is set to attract a world class field with its $US600,000 in prizemoney. It will form part of the Nationwide’s downunder swing to be followed by the Moonah Classic near Melbourne on February 4 to 7. The 2010 tournament takes place at the stunning 'Hills' golf course in Arrowtown. Nestled beneath the majestic Southern Alps the Hills course is the perfect location for spectator viewing.Make the most of the amazing location with a break in Queenstown and take in the fresh southern air and renowned destination all whilst enjoying New Zealand golf at its best. Queenstown
The stunning landscapes and rejuvenating activities around Queenstown are enough to distract even the most ardent golf enthusiast. So bring your non-golfing partners, allow extra time if you can and expect to continuously feel like you've just sunk a long-range putt to win a tournament. Scenery that's inspires adventureSoaring mountain ranges tower above green river valleys and deep blue alpine lakes. The warmth of summer fills the braided rivers with the last of the melted snow. Fresh life has entered the slumbering alpine tussock grass, meadow flowers and stately roadside trees. The last place you want to be is indoors! Catch a helicopter to a picnic lunch high on an alpine ridge, with the option to mountain bike down. Jump into a jet boat and zoom into river gorges that once yielded gold. Saddle up a horse or pull on your hiking boots to explore the high country paradise that lies beyond the main highways. The entertainment possibilities just keep coming. For keen anglers, the streams, rivers and lakes are home to rainbow and brown trout as well as salmon. Or you can cruise on a paddle steamer to a pioneering New Zealand sheep station for lunch and a farm tour. Scenic flights can put the mountains at your wing tip or connect with boat trips in remote fiords. Delectable food and wine experiences
Eating places with amazing views can be found in both Queenstown and Wanaka - everything from fine dining to casual café meals. In the Gibbston Valley wine area, several internationally acclaimed vineyards offer wine tasting, cellar door sales and relaxed outdoor dining. Queenstown was named because it was considered "fit for Queen Victoria", so you can expect a right royal time. |
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