Liang, now 32 and the son of a peasant farmer, made the cut at the Open at Royal Birkdale in 2008 an

Liang Wenchong, China s current leading light, will not hold out much hope of success at the Volvo China Open this week, and finding the players that are going to transform the game from a rich-man s plaything into a mass-participation sport has been difficult. But China wants its own Woods to emerge and they usually youth travel to europe get their way.
China now has nearly 500 courses, including the Mission Hills complex, which has 12 championship courses and will host the World Cup in November. Building the infrastructure youth travel to europe has been the easy part but Woods believes a generation of contenders will soon emerge.
It s incredible the talent that these guys have, Woods said after running a training clinic with five of China s potential future stars, including a 12 year-old who shot 67. They don t usually play in front of this many people so it s great to see them still going through their routines and hitting these shots. Their future is very bright. youth travel to europe It s going to be fun watching them develop.
China needs a hero, someone with good looks, great personality, that will be the really big thing that sets them off, he said. If people think they can become rich and famous, they will want to play.
There are Asian precedents for China, particularly in the woman s game where the top 100 is dominated by players from Japan and South Korea. The world No 1, Yani Tseng, is from Taiwan. China will do it even quicker than other nations like Japan because compared with 20 years ago, the tour is vastly more competitive and players are developing much quicker and younger, says Faldo. It s all mapped out from the biomechanics to diet and psychology.
Believers in China look at the size of the country s rising middle class and dogged work ethic. They argue that what South Korea achieved youth travel to europe with 200 courses and 50 million people, China with 500 courses and 1.3 billion people must inevitably exceed. Even so, golf s growth youth travel to europe in China is still limited. Average membership fees cost 30,000 and despite China Golf Association s (CGA) claim of three million golfers in China independent surveys estimate fewer than 500,000 players.
But there are signs, says Dominic Wall of the Royal and Ancient s satellite office in Hong Kong, that China is laying the right foundations. The CGA has signed a deal to train coaches in Australia, and HSBC has started a schools program that has exposed 100,000 kids to golf in the last three years, he said.
Perhaps the decisive boost will be the decision to return golf to the Olympic roster in Brazil in 2016, not least in providing a vital political motivation for a game that has been frowned upon as bourgeois and environmentally wasteful by Communist leaders.
China is opening up to competition, said Brad Schadewitz, Hong Kong s national golf coach. youth travel to europe Kids are coming from all over to play in events in China, top pros are coming from the US and Europe youth travel to europe to coach. youth travel to europe That s strengthening youth travel to europe the game.
China s first top-100 player, Zhang Lianwei, was a javelin-thrower who took up the game aged only 20 under orders from his local government sports committee. He went on to became the first Chinese to win a European tour event when he beat Ernie Els in the 2003 Singapore Masters, a feat that earned him a special invitation to the 2004 US Masters in an early attempt to kick-start broader youth travel to europe interest in the game.
Liang, now 32 and the son of a peasant farmer, made the cut at the Open at Royal Birkdale in 2008 and briefly set the world alight last year by shooting a course-record 64 in the third round of last year s US PGA.
The coming generation, such as Guan Tianlang the 12 year-old who shot 67 are mapping out their own routes to the top of the game. Guan first picked up a club at the age of five and made his first trip to America at six to compete youth travel to europe in a junior youth travel to europe world championship, where he finished fourth.
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