Brendan received news this week that he will play this year's World Cup of Golf at the Mission Hills Golf Club in China. The event will be played from November 27th - 30th. 

Brendan will combine with Richard Green to represent Australia in the Teams competition over four days during which both the  Fourball and Foursomes format will be rotated.

The winning team will share US1.76 million.

"It's a great honour to represent my country at the professional level," said Brendan from Canberra today before departing for Japan where he will play this week's Asia Pacific Panasonic Open, his first event since the USPGA Championship. "I managed to play for Australia at an amateur level and to be invited into this team is a great thrill."