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Fair to say the tournament host enjoyed himself this week. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Getting ready for day four. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Andre Lautee tunes up his swing at PK. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Grace Kim loved her time at the Sandbelt Invitational. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Golf Australia magazine rankings jude and pro DJ Loypur gets acclimatised early. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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PK member David Micheluzzi gets all the pertinent info prior to the final round. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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A favourite for all, Matt Millar meets another fan. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Kristalle Blum played the final round with Ogilvy and clearly enjoyed the experience. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Geoff Ogilvy found some of his best golf for the week at Peninsula Kingswood. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Blum watches her drive on Thursday afternoon. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Jeneath Wong was one of the standout performers of the week. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Wong's dad and caddie takes a moment to check his phone. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Ogilvy picks one from the tight turf. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Su Oh got it going on the last day, much to the delight of her fellow Victorians in attendance. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Amateur winner Jye Pickin plays from the sand. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Zach Murray lets one fly at Peninsula Kingswood. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Pickin might have won best moustache in the field, but perhaps not for the event with other contenders showing good follicle form. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Caddying ain't easy. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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The already tall Jordan Zunic gets some extra height during round four. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Blake Collyer looking resplendent in pink. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Matias Sanchez will have taken a lot from being in the mix across the four days. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Runner-up Jed Morgan found some form after earning an invite he didn't think he should have received. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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John Lyras took hom third place despite a wayward driver on the final day and the putts not dropping. PHOTO: Pail Shire.

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The inaugural Sandbelt Invitational champion and undisputed bucket hat king of the Sandbelt, Brady Watt. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Winners and tournaments hosts are grinners. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

Fair to say the tournament host enjoyed himself this week. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

1 / 25

Getting ready for day four. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

2 / 25

Andre Lautee tunes up his swing at PK. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

3 / 25

Grace Kim loved her time at the Sandbelt Invitational. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

4 / 25

Golf Australia magazine rankings jude and pro DJ Loypur gets acclimatised early. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

5 / 25

PK member David Micheluzzi gets all the pertinent info prior to the final round. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

6 / 25

A favourite for all, Matt Millar meets another fan. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

7 / 25

Kristalle Blum played the final round with Ogilvy and clearly enjoyed the experience. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

8 / 25

Geoff Ogilvy found some of his best golf for the week at Peninsula Kingswood. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

9 / 25

Blum watches her drive on Thursday afternoon. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

10 / 25

Jeneath Wong was one of the standout performers of the week. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

11 / 25

Wong's dad and caddie takes a moment to check his phone. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

12 / 25

Ogilvy picks one from the tight turf. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

13 / 25

Su Oh got it going on the last day, much to the delight of her fellow Victorians in attendance. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

14 / 25

Amateur winner Jye Pickin plays from the sand. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

15 / 25

Zach Murray lets one fly at Peninsula Kingswood. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

16 / 25

Pickin might have won best moustache in the field, but perhaps not for the event with other contenders showing good follicle form. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

17 / 25

Caddying ain't easy. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

18 / 25

The already tall Jordan Zunic gets some extra height during round four. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

19 / 25

Blake Collyer looking resplendent in pink. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

20 / 25

Matias Sanchez will have taken a lot from being in the mix across the four days. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

21 / 25

Runner-up Jed Morgan found some form after earning an invite he didn't think he should have received. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

22 / 25

John Lyras took hom third place despite a wayward driver on the final day and the putts not dropping. PHOTO: Pail Shire.

23 / 25

The inaugural Sandbelt Invitational champion and undisputed bucket hat king of the Sandbelt, Brady Watt. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Winners and tournaments hosts are grinners. PHOTO: Paul Shire.

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Sandbelt Invitational – Peninsula Kingswood

The Sandbelt Invitational is run and won, with Peninsula Kingswood member Brady Watt getting the chocolates. Here are the best images from the fourth and final day at 'PK'.
Sandbelt Invitational – Peninsula Kingswood
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Sandbelt Invitational – Peninsula Kingswood

By Paul Shire Dec 23 2021 9:54PM
By Paul Shire
Dec 23 2021 9:54PM

The Sandbelt Invitational is run and won, with Peninsula Kingswood member Brady Watt getting the chocolates. Here are the best images from the fourth and final day at 'PK'.

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