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Consul-General of Japan congratulates top golfer Keita Nakajima on win

Keita Nakajima became the third player from Japan to win the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship. (Instagram/Japan_cons_dubai)
Keita Nakajima became the third player from Japan to win the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship. (Instagram/Japan_cons_dubai)
Keita Nakajima became the third player from Japan to win the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship. (Instagram/Japan_cons_dubai)
Keita Nakajima became the third player from Japan to win the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship. (Instagram/Japan_cons_dubai)
Keita Nakajima became the third player from Japan to win the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship. (Instagram/Japan_cons_dubai)
Keita Nakajima became the third player from Japan to win the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship. (Instagram/Japan_cons_dubai)
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10 Nov 2021 06:11:24 GMT9
10 Nov 2021 06:11:24 GMT9

Arab News Japan

The Consul-General of Japan SEKIGUCHI Noboru attended the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC) held at the Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club on Saturday and congratulated NAKAJIMA Keita, who became the third player from Japan to win the title.

With his win, the 21-year-old has been labeled the No.1 player in the World Amateur Golf Ranking, and received an invitation to the Masters Tournament in 2022, as well as an exemption into the 150th Open at St Andrews.

The 2021 championship marks the first time it has been held in the UAE, one of the APGC’s 42 member countries.

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