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 Major International Golf Tournament |
Clearwater Avenue (Clearwater Resort) Christchurch 8005 New Zealand +64 (0)3 360 1103 http://www.clearwaternz.com/ |
Clearwater Resort plays host to some of the world's best golfers when they compete in New Zealand's richest sporting event, the NZD1.2 million Professional Golfers Association Tour, Clearwater Classic. Clearwater has been sanctioned as one of two United States PGA tournaments in Australasia. Designed by sporting legend, Sir Bob Charles, this 18-hole championship golf course features lush parkland, streams and lakes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Christchurch's premier sporting venue |
Stevens Street Phillipstown Christchurch 8001 New Zealand +64 3 379 1765 http://www.jadestadium.co.nz |
To Cantabrians (local people) it is Lancaster Park; to the rest of world it is Jade Stadium--the stomping ground for major sporting events such as Super 12 rugby, and international rugby and cricket. Jade Stadium is currently undergoing extensive redevelopment, aspiring to the title of the ultimate spectator stadium and sporting landmark. The ground currently holds up to 30,000 screaming sports fans, with all facilities catered for. Jade Stadium is notorious for its vibrant embankment, with many a visiting team wishing they were somewhere else. Average Admission: Adults NZD15-25 (Embankment), NZD25-35 (Stand); family concession available. Gates open up to three hours before an event. Telephone for match fixtures. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The great cycle tour |
Cathedral Square Christchurch 8001 New Zealand +64 (0)3 377 9797 http://www.lerace.co.nz |
This Christchurch to Akaroa cycling event, is open to both mountain and road bikes. Competitors can enter as either an individual, a team of two or four. The 100 kilometre course is both challenging and scenic and includes extremely fast downhill sections and lung busting uphill climbs. Riders start at Cathedral Square and head up Colombo Street, climb the historic roads of the Port Hills, before descending into Akaroa and the finish line. For riders who like to travel in style, there is a prize for the most creatively dressed teams. Review © 2007, Wcities |