Fung takes control in Orna
Jasin [MELAKA]: Nicholas Fung opened up a two-stroke lead at the halfway stage of the Professional Golf of Malaysia (PGM) Orna Championship on Thursday.
Khor Kheng Hwai
Khor hopes for KLGCC boost
KUALA LUMPUR: Khor Kheng Hwai hopes to erase last year’s bitter memories of missing out on a CIMB Classic ticket by winning the SapuraKencana National Qualifier which begins tomorrow.
Tiara win sends Airil to the top
Jasin (MELAKA): Airil Rizman Zahari climbed to the summit of the Professional Golf of Malaysia (PGM) Tour after closing out his second win of the season at the Tiara Championship on Saturday.
Yip leapfrogs locals to Port Dickson crown
Port Dickson [NEGERI SEMBILAN]: Canadian Ryan Yip pulled off a sensational upset when he fired a brilliant closing eight-under 63 to capture the Professional Golf of Malaysia (PGM) Port Dickson Championship on Saturday.
Chia books CIMB Classic return
Kuala Lumpur: Danny Chia conquered his inner demons to see-off a determined challenge by Khor Kheng Hwai on the first play-off hole and win the SapuraKencana National Qualifier on Wednesday.
Danny in pole despite slippery 76
Kuala Lumpur: Danny Chia maintained his lead in the RM150,000 SapuraKencana National Qualifier despite shooting a second round four-over-par 76 on Tuesday.
Shaaban steers Malaysia ahead
Singapore: Shaaban Hussin produced a timely masterstroke to give Malaysia a narrow advantage on the opening day of the Prudential Causeway Trophy on Friday.
Malaysian trio tied for 47th
Kuala Lumpur: National amateur Gavin Kyle Green emerged as the best Malaysian finisher for the second successive year at the Maybank Malaysian Open despite struggling to discover his best form at Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club.
Fung & Co. struggle to impose themselves
Kuala Lumpur: It was a tough day in the office for the Malaysian trio left at the Maybank Malaysian Open as they failed to muster a even-par or better score during the sweltering third round on Saturday.
Seventh time lucky for Fung
Kuala Lumpur: National number one Nicholas Fung led a trio of domestic players into the weekend rounds of the Maybank Malaysian Open, keeping some local interest alive at the US$2.75 million tournament.