KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Ladies Golf Association (MALGA) has named a strong line-up for the 41st playing of the Asia-Pacific Ladies Invitational Golf Team Championship for the Queen Sirikit Cup.
KUALA LUMPUR: The country’s top-ranked women amateur Loy Hee Ying will join the ranks of golf’s elite when she tees off at the inaugural Augusta National Women’s Amateur (ANWA) in early April.
Hulu Selangor [SELANGOR]: Ikhmal Basry clinched the biggest win yet of his amateur career when he defeated Nordin Yahaya at the 52nd playing of the Malaysian Amateur Closed championship at Bukit Beruntung Golf & Country Club on October 21.
SINGAPORE: A chance meeting with Tom Watson sparked a final day comeback for Ervin Chang as he equalled the best-ever finish by a Malaysian at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship.
SINGAPORE: Ervin Chang was the only bright spark on an otherwise disappointing moving day for the Malaysian representatives at the 10th Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship on Saturday.
SINGAPORE: Three Malaysians advanced into the weekend of the tenth anniversary edition of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship as Philippines’ Lloyd Jefferson Go and 2015 champion Jin Cheng of China secured a share of the halfway lead on Friday.
SINGAPORE: Muhammad Afif Mohd Razif and Bryan Teo Wiyang led the way for the Malaysians on the opening day of the 2018 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship on Thursday.
KUALA LUMPUR: Ervin Chang will look to make up for his Asian Games disappointment when he headlines the Malaysian challenge at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship this week.
As the state golf contingents enter the final lap of preparation ahead of the 19th Malaysian Games (SUKMA) golf competition, the host venue is tying up the loose ends as it seeks to provide a memorable yet challenging experience for the nation’s best amateur golfers.
JOHOR BAHRU: The Malaysian Golf Association (MGA) will foot the expense for a seven-strong team at the 18th Asian Games in Indonesia as part of a long-term plan to groom a formidable line-up for the 2019 Manila South East Asia (SEA) Games.
