CHAMPS OF THE GREEN

In the Master of Champions Tournament final in Sydney, Rowley Stevens, a renowned draw shot expert, regains his form after a setback. The sport, with a history of 7,000 years, sees Stevens excel with precise shots. His opponent, Peter Rubin, struggles to keep up, and despite a brief lapse from Stevens, Rubin cannot recover. Stevens ultimately wins, showcasing his mastery in one of the world's oldest sports.

What challenge did Rowley Stevens face during the final of the Master of Champions Tournament?

• He was disqualified for a foul.

• He lost his touch temporarily, losing the lead.

• He was injured and had to withdraw.

• He faced a new opponent unexpectedly.

How old is the sport that Rowley Stevens excels in?

• 10,000 years

• 1,000 years

• 500 years

• 7,000 years

Who was Rowley Stevens' opponent in the final?

• John Smith

• Peter Rubin

• David Brown

• Michael Johnson

What was Peter Rubin's main issue during the match?

• He was too aggressive.

• He lost control of his draw shots.

• He was distracted by the audience.

• He had equipment failure.

What happened towards the end of the match?

• Both players were disqualified.

• Stevens made a rare error, but still won.

• Rubin made a comeback and won.

• The match was postponed due to weather.