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Ben Campbell: A Master in the Making
Although it is wise not to rush into conclusions of future stardom, New Zealand's Ben Campbell is a master in the making(Titleist Vokey Spin Milled Black Nickel Wedge).
Campbell, 19, has barely come out of the junior ranks and already is turning heads with recent main amateur results that include two 4th place individual finishes at the (NIKE Victory Red Forged Wedge)World Amateur Championships in Argentina and in the Asian Amateur in Japan the week earlier.
Players of Campbell's calibre are making us wonder what will come of them, even given the fickle nature of the game where one great season can be followed with one where you're grinding to retain your relevance. With so many fine young players coming through the ranks it's hard (Titleist Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport 1.5 Putter) enough to keep up, yet Campbell continues to impress us with his gritty style of play and fine run of international results achieved against the world's best.
David Chung, Peter Uihlein, Russell Henley and Bud Cauley from the US, all fine players. France's Romain Wattle was very impressive in spearheading France's recent victory in Argentina and Scotland's, James Byre, is another player to follow in the future. Campbell in his short time in main amateur golf fits right up there with the calibre of the world's best (Titleist Scotty Cameron California Del Mar Putter).
The Kiwi and All-Black follower from Masterton, a town 100 kilometres north-east of Wellington, is presently by far the best golfer in the Australasian region.
