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.
Kangar (PERLIS): Johor’s Loy Hee Ying produced the upset of the tournament as she came back from behind to beat her more fancied opponents and claim the ladies’ individual gold at the 17th Malaysian Games (SUKMA) on Tuesday.
Kangar (PERLIS): Perak and Terengganu are on the cusp of claiming their maiden golfing golds at the Malaysian Games (SUKMA) after a fiercely contested second round of the golf championship on Monday.
Kangar (PERLIS): Perak’s Low Khai Jei lived up to his pre-tournament billing as one of the amateurs to watch at the 17th Malaysian Games (SUKMA) when he secured a share of the opening round lead on Tuesday.
