Mark Tapper
Australian golfer
Mark Tapper is an Australian professional golfer.
Early life
Tapper is from Sydney, Australia. He trained to be a pro in the early 1970s.
Professional career
During the 1972–73 season, Tapper first received media attention. He held the first round lead of the North Coast Open held at Coffs Harbour, Australia. Tapper also had some highlights in New Zealand. He finished third at the Manor Park pro-am event. Tapper also recorded a hole-in-one during the first round of the Garden City Classic. In late 1973, he had the chance to win his first major event at the three-round Hibiscus Coast Classic. The event was held at the Peninsular Golf Club in Orewa, New Zealand.
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