Oman’s Fahd Al Ketani added another feather to his cap when he walked away with the gold medal in the individual gross category with a total of 234 after rounds of 81, 74 and 79, ahead of Qatar’s Abdulrahman Nuaimi (237) and Bahrain’s Eid Adel Moftah (241) while Qatar Ahmed Mohammed Al Muttawah won the individual net division with a score of 208.
HE Shaikh Fahim Bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Chairman of the Emirates Golf Federation, presented the prizes. “We are committed to providing emerging players every possible opportunity to hone their competitive edge. We need to have a very strong base if we aim to keep pace with the growth of the game.
“Our Development Program not only identifies the top golfers, but also builds on individual skills and develop the areas that need guidance. As golf is growing at a rapid rate within the UAE, the opportunities for emerging Emirati players are limitless."
Organized by Emirates Golf Federation, under the patronage of H.E. Shaikh Fahim Bin Sultan Al Qasimi, the GCCUnder-15 Championship is supported by General Authority of Youth and Sport Welfare, golf in DUBAi, Ascorp Holding, Hyatt Regency, Rivoli, Esnaad, Middle East Fuji LLC, Commercial Bank of Dubai and Dubai Creek Golf and Yacht Club.
Written By: golf in DUBAi
Published By: Emirates Golf Federation