By Kent Gray
Josh Hill departed the Boys’ Home Internationals in August with a thoroughly impressive three from four record, a sizeable share of the glory for a title three peat as a result – and absolutely no idea of when he might play for England again.
That the Dubai-domiciled 14-year-old would represent his country again was inevitable after such an notable international debut and we now have confirmation of when that will be courtesy of Hill’s father, Russell:
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Hill will line up for the England against Ireland in a two-day, U-16s match at Limerick on October 13-14 that will also include each country’s top six girls.
It comes after the Butch Harmon School of Golf Dubai player finished T-11 at the 84th Singa Thailand Amateur Open earlier this month to open his season, despite some frustrations as another Instagram post from Dad hinted:
The Jumeirah Golf Estates member is eyeing a tilt at the MENA Tour this year as looks to ramp up his golfing education and will no doubt be inspired by the news that the Emirates Golf Federation order of merit series now has a World Amateur Golf Ranking lure.
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Hill is the reigning EGF Open Men’s OOM champion after a breakout 2017-18 campaign during which he won six open men’s titles and created course records of 65 and 68 at Trump Dubai and the Track respectively.