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Blake Windred fired a championship record-equalling 63 to assert the first-round lead in the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in China. Windred birdied the final four holes to cover a nine-birdie opening around as he finished the day with a head over Junhong Park. The Australian took advantage of those day ailments, incorporating another in the 10th before his grandstand finish guaranteed he'd sleep on the overnight direct cruising to the turn in 32. "I just did not want it to end," said Windred, the world amateur No 11. "I was just enjoying it and I am just shattered it has ended. "I'm quite pleased with the way I've played. I think I virtually every target I'd place, so that good. I felt as though every shot was implemented by me . "I didn't even realise I birdied the final four until I signed up the scorecard. The nine, I fought getting the speed. I just felt like I could have rolled in a couple more. I'm so glad since I knew I had the lines, I remained patient and didn't begin to force it. I had been hitting fairways. So, there was always a chance to make the stretch." The winner will reserve a place at The Masters and The Open second season, but Windred isn't getting ahead of himself despite the prospect of teeing up at Augusta National and Royal St George's. "When I was to win, then I would definitely be playing those majors," additional Windred, who'd originally planned to turn pro after this tournament. "It's a great beginning, but yeah, we have still got three rounds to go. "I figure that is something which I've practiced really tough for, like everybody else. I've been working hard on every aspect of my game, and this week, the aim is to win. There I need to win and that is it. There is no other option. "I am not going to get ahead of myselfbut at precisely the same time, why not embrace all that other stuff and keep it moving. Create a few more birdies tomorrow ." South Korea's Park, playing with his AAC, also maintained a bogey off his card and a three-stroke gap is into a group of seven players. Read more: