Malaysia end campaign on disappointing note
Incheon [KOREA]: Tough pin positions and single-digit temperatures made for a difficult final round for the Malaysian trio at the Asia- Pacific Amateur Championship on Sunday.
Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship
Local hopefuls struggle in high winds
Incheon [KOREA]: The domestic campaign at the eighth staging of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship was literally blown off course at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club on Saturday.
Malaysian trio survive AAC cut
Incheon [KOREA]: Debutant Danial Durisic led three Malaysians into the weekend rounds of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship but there must be improvement if the trio are to close the gap with the tournament’s leading lights.
Chan keeps AAC target alive
Incheon [KOREA]: Experience proved invaluable as Chan Tuck Soon kept his hopes of a top-ten finish at the 2016 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship alive with an opening even-par 72.
Region’s best set for Incheon test
Incheon [KOREA]: The region’s leading amateurs will gather in Korea this week to compete in the eighth staging of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC).
Jin wins weather-hit Asia Pacific Amateur
HONG KONG: China’s Cheng Jin was crowned champion of the 2015 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC) after Sunday’s final round was called off due to a lengthy weather suspension.
Malaysians blown off course
HONG KONG: The Malaysian challenge at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC) collapsed on Saturday as high winds threatened to wreak havoc on third round proceedings at the Clearwater Bay & Golf Country Club.
Resurgent Khai Jei back in the mix
HONG KONG: Patience proved a big virtue for national top amateur Low Khai Jei as he scaled the leaderboard with a second round five-under 65 at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC) on Friday.
AAC swan song for Jerome
HONG KONG: Jerome Ng was a fresh-faced teen when he rolled up at Mission Hills to take part in the inaugural Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC) in 2009.
Khai Jei upbeat ahead of Clearwater test
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian top amateur Low Khai Jei will look to translate his domestic form into success in Asia’s elite amateur competition when he leads a six-strong Malaysian line-up at the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC) this week.