National amateur Nur Durriyah Damian (75) of Terengganu pipped team mate and overnight leader Genevieve Ling I-Rynn (76) to the bronze on countback after they both had totalled 227.

The duo, however, combined superbly with Qistina Balqis Azhar to savour gold in the ladies team event, totalling 454 to finish ten shots ahead of runner-ups Johor to clinch the Hanelang‘s first golfing gold as the Federal Territories picked up the bronze with a 466 overall.

Meanwhile, there was little surprise in the men’s division as Perakian Low Khai Jei grabbed an early birthday present for himself by cruising to a wire-to-wire win in the individual contest.

Despite returning with a two-over 74, Khai Jei, who turns 18 next week, totalled one-over 217 to secure Perak’s maiden gold in the sport ahead of 2010 champion Chan Tuck Soon of the Federal Territories, who leapt into second place with a 74 of his own. Penang youngster Bryan Teoh Wiyang closed with four-over 76 to settle a further shot back in third for the bronze.

But there was to be no double celebration for Perak as the Federal Territories, comprising of Tuck Soon, Chang Ervin, Danial Hj Mohd Sidek and Sazanur Iman Salenin, grinded out a closing best-of-three score of 227 to out-run the joint overnight leaders to the finishing line with a 681 total to win by four strokes.  Johor were seven strokes off the lead to settle for the bronze.

Leading final round scores
Men – Individual
217 – Low Khai Jei (PRK) 72-71-74
222 – Chan Tuck Soon (WP) 76-72-74
223 – Bryan Teoh Wiyang (PEN) 73-74-76
224 – Muhd Afif Mohd Razif (KED) 79-69-76
225 – Zulhelmi Ramle (MEL) 75-76-74
226 – Hiew Alvin (JOH) 72-74-80
228 – Solomon Emilio Rosidin (SAB) 78-75-75, Aaerishna Shahsthy Balakrishnan (JOH) 78-74-76
229 – Danial Hj Mohd Sidek (WP) 74-76-79
230 – Galven Kendall Green (PRK) 75-78-77
231 – Amir Nazrin Jailani (SEL) 82-72-77, Muhd Thaznim Hamdan (PER) 74-77-80
232 – Chang Ervin (WP) 81-77-74
233 – Muhd Al-Azim Mohd Azmi (KED) 80-75-78, Khavish Varman Varadan (WP) 77-78-78, Fazley Ahmad Chua (SAB) 77-76-80, Aizat Nazhif Shah (PERL) 75-78-80
234 – Daeng Abdul Rahman (JOH) 79-78-77, Amirul Aizat Abd Bahar (MEL) 77-80-77
236 – Danial Durisic (SEL) 81-75-78, Sazanur Iman Salenin (WP) 79-78-79, Mohd Asyraaf Rosli (TER) 75-81-80, Mohd Shakiran Johari (PER)75-81-80, Muhd Azwan (TER) 78-77-81, Muhd Afif Mohd Fathi (KEL) 75-80-81
237 – Shahriffuddin Ariffin (MEL) 77-85-75
238 – Lucas Yee Jung Jin (PRK) 81-77-80
241 – Irfan Harraz Razanan (KED) 81-83-77

Men – Team
681 – Kuala Lumpur 229-225-227
685 – Perak 228-226-231
688 – Johor 229-226-233
691 – Melaka 229-236-226
695 – Perlis 224-233-238
698 – Kedah 240-227-231
700 – Sabah 237-229-234
701 – Penang 233-236-232
711 – Selangor 247-228-236
717 – Terengganu 236-237-244
726 – Pahang 244-245-237
727 – Kelantan 243-244-240
742 – Sarawak 252-245-245
771 – Negeri Sembilan 258-262-251

Women – Individual
222 – Loy Hee Ying (JOH) 77-74-71
226 – Nur Eliana Ariffin (MEL) 78-76-72
227 – Nur Durriyah Damian (TER) 78-74-75, Genevieve Ling I-Rynn (TER) 77-73-77
228 – Kelie Kan Kah Yan (WP) 81-74-73
232 – Ashley Lau Jen Wen (SWK) 79-78-75
233 – Siti Zulaikhaa Shaari (SEL) 78-77-78
237 – Nurul Syahirah Afiqah (SAB) 78-81-78
239 – Nur Musfirah Armalis (KED) 82-79-78
243 – Jaclyn Chen Jin Yi (SWK) 87-80-76, Natasha Andrea Oon (WP) 82-78-83, Qistina Balqis Azhar (TER) 79-81-83
244 – Sarfina Vinota Seretharan (WP) 85-81-78, Winnie Ng Xu Yuan (PRK) 82-83-79
246 – Nyca Khaw Wen Huei (PHG) 85-82-79
247 – Ong Shi Qing (PRK) 84-84-79, Raeysha Surendran (SEL) 79-83-85
249 – Chong Yong (JOH) 85-82-82, Tham Soot Yuet (SAB) 84-80-85
251 – Devaki Anantha Ganesh (MEL) 85-87-79

Women – Team
454 – Terengganu 155-147-152
464 – Johor 155-156-153
466 – Federal Territories 163-152-151
475 – Sarawak 166-158-151
476 – Sabah 156-161-159
477 – Melaka 163-163-151, Selangor 157-157-163
489 – Perak 164-167-158
494 – Kedah 165-166-163
506 – Pahang 174-170-162
521 – Penang 179-174-168
522 – Kelantan 169-171-182