New Zealand Masters 1984

New Zealand Masters
Tournament type:	Invitation tournament
Venue:	Kingsgate Convention Center , Auckland ,
Opening:	July 11, 1984
Endgame:	July 13, 1984
Winner:	Jimmy White
Finalist:	Kirk Stevens
Highest Break:	108 ( Jimmy White )
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The New Zealand Masters 1984 was a snooker tournament that was held from July 11-13, 1984 in Auckland . The invitation tournament was part of the snooker season 1984/85 snooker season .

The Englishman Jimmy White defeated the Canadian Kirk Stevens 5-3 in the final . White also played the tournament's highest break.

The tournament was sponsored by Winfield .

Prize money

A total of ₤ 19,934 was paid out. There was no premium for the highest break.

	Prize money
winner	5,367 ₤
finalist	2,683 ₤
Semi-finalist	2,108 ₤
Quarter finalist	1,150 ₤
Round 1	767 ₤
All in all	19,934 ₤

Tournament schedule

Four players competed in round 1, the winners made it to the quarter-finals. Like round 1, the quarter-finals were played in best-of-5-frames mode. The semifinals were played in best-of-7 mode. The final on the last day of the tournament was played in the best-of-9-frames mode.

	First round best of 5 frames				Quarterfinals Best of 5 Frames				Semi-final best of 7 frames				Final best of 9 frames
	Jimmy White	3			Jimmy White	3
	Dennis Taylor	1			Tony Knowles	0
									Jimmy White	4th
									David Taylor	1
	David Taylor	3			David Taylor	3
	Willie Thorne				Cliff Thorburn	0
													Jimmy White	5
													Kirk Stevens	3
	Kirk Stevens	3			Kirk Stevens	3
	Tony Meo	2			Bill Werbeniuk	1
									Kirk Stevens	4th
									Eddie Charlton	1
	Doug Mountjoy	3			Eddie Charlton	3
	John Virgo	1			Doug Mountjoy	1

Century Breaks

A total of three Centurys were played. Jimmy White played his two century breaks in the finals, Eddie Charlton in his quarter-finals.

• Jimmy White : 108 , 103
• Eddie Charlton : 101

Individual evidence

1. ^ ^{A b} Ron Florax: 1984 New Zealand Masters. Cuetracker.net, archived from the original on June 27, 2018 ; accessed on June 27, 2018 (English).  
2. ^ Ron Florax: 1984 New Zealand Masters - Finishes. Cuetracker.net, archived from the original on June 27, 2018 ; accessed on June 27, 2018 (English).  
3. ^ Ron Florax: 1984 New Zealand Masters - Centuries. Cuetracker.net, archived from the original on June 27, 2018 ; accessed on June 27, 2018 (English).