Fourth consecutive win for SGA
Shah Alam [SELANGOR]: Singapore claimed the annual Malaysian Golf Association (MGA) – Singapore Golf Association (SGA) challenge on Wednesday, extending their run of unbroken victories to four since 2011.
Sattaya wins rain-interrupted Impian C’ship
Kajang [SELANGOR]: Thailand’s Sattaya Supupramai carded a third consecutive five-under-par 67 to clinch his third Asian Development Tour (ADT) victory at the weather-disrupted PGM UMW Impian Championship on Saturday.
Sattaya holds interim lead
Kajang [SELANGOR]: The Professional Golf of Malaysia (PGM) UMW Impian Championship, which is the penultimate event of the 2014 Asian Development Tour (ADT) season, will be decided over 54 holes, tournament officials announced on Friday.
Leong makes early charge at Impian
Kajang [SELANGOR]: Malaysian Ben Leong fired a five-under-par to share the opening round lead at the Professional Golf of Malaysia (PGM) UMW Impian Championship on Wednesday.
Moore comes good again
Kuala Lumpur: Ryan Moore became the first player to retain a PGA Tour title since 2013 when he rifled his way to a three-shot victory at the US$7 million CIMB Classic on Sunday.
Moore in sight of title defence
Kuala Lumpur: Defending champion Ryan Moore of the United States shot a five-under-par 67 on Saturday to share the third round lead with countryman Kevin Na at the CIMB Classic.
Chia positive of better finish
Kuala Lumpur: A firmer putting stroke proved the difference for Danny Chia as he recovered from two poor rounds with an even-par finish at the CIMB Classic on Saturday.
Hurley on the deck
Kuala Lumpur: American Billy Hurley III will defend a two-shot halfway lead after a second straight five-under-par 67 put him in pole position for a maiden PGA Tour victory at the CIMB Classic.
Fung returns with opening 73
Kuala Lumpur: Nicholas Fung overcame a sluggish start to open his campaign with a one-over 73 as compatriot Danny Chia struggled to get into gear at the CIMB Classic on Thursday.
Cool Karlberg sets early target
Kuala Lumpur: Sweden’s Rikard Karlberg brilliantly surged into a two-shot first round lead at the US$7 million CIMB Classic after firing a flawless seven-under-par 65 on Thursday.