The Borneo Post

Are you ready for Texas Scramble Golf?

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KUCHING: Damai Gol f and Country Club ( DGCC) will write another chapter in its history when it plays host to the firstof-its-kind Texas Scramble Golf Tournament starting February next year.

DGCC general manager Roslan Mohd Salleh said the competitio­n is open to club members and non- members who are allowed to form teams each comprising two players.

“The event is very popular in Western countries and it is basically an inter-team golf league event whereby the winners of individual matches will proceed to the Winners’ Pool while the losing teams will be playing in the Losers’ Pool,” he said.

“The individual matches is based on stroke- play and the teams’ final score is determined by the best results achieved by any of the playing members.

“It is therefore important for the team members to achieve the best score so that they can proceed to the winners’ pool,” he explained.

He added that the event is expected to be based on double knock- out system with the grand finals scheduled in the middle of next year.

Meanwhile, the Damai InterAge Golf Classics played over the weekend received encouragin­g response from golfers in Kuching, Sibu and Samarahan.

Sarawak Gol f Associatio­n ( SGA) president Hoan Kee Hock won the nett event of the senior age category after he carded a 73 while Dato’ Kamal Husin finished second with 78. Anthony Kearsley won the gross event with 104 strokes.

In the 51– 60 age category, Abdul Aziz Sahari (71) won the nett title while Roslan Mohd Salleh ( 74) and Mohd Mokarat ( 75) finished second and third. Awang Madzelan ( 83) took the gross title.

In the 41- 50 category, Lee Ka Tung (71) from Sibu won the nett event followed by Hardy Abu Bakar ( 72) and Mohd Shafiee Othman (75). Lee Kah Ming (78) from Kelab Golf Sarawak won the gross event.

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Youngest participan­t 11-year-old Amirrufath­ullah Muizzuddin Amirrulliz­am Hossen receives a special prize from Roslan.

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