China, “Pro Save” Sarit Suwannarat won the Asian Tour golf championship, China Open, while “Pro Jasmine” finished 6th in LPGA golf in Japan.
Asian Golf Tour, “Volvo China Open” in China, after the final round, “Pro Save” Sarit Suwannarat scored 8 under par, bringing the total score to 19 under par, winning the championship, defeating 2nd place jointly with Tai. Qi Ko from Hong Kong and Chen Guxin, the local pro, reached 6 strokes to receive a prize money of 270,000 US dollars, approximately 9.5 million baht. This is considered the second Asian Tour championship for the pro, after the “BNI Indonesian Masters” event. At the end of last year
PGA Tour Golf, World Wide Technology Championship, Los Cabos, Mexico In the final round, Eric van Rooyen, a South African pro, shot 9 under par, with a total score of 27 under par, to win the championship, defeating Camilo Villegas from Colombia and Matt Kuchar, a USA pro in second place. By 2 strokes, it was Van Rooyen’s second PGA Tour title. The 33-year-old dedicates this win to a close friend who died from cancer.
The Toto Japan Classic is a joint event of the LPGA Tour and JLPGA Tour, taking place at the Taiheiyo Club Minori Course in Ibaraki Prefecture. Japan After the final round, it was Mone Inami, another Japanese pro who won a silver medal at the 2020 Olympic Games, who overtook him to win the championship after making another 3 under par, finishing at 22 under par, winning the championship and becoming the LPG champion. Her first Etour
As for the Thai female pro with the best performance, Jasmine Suwannapura finished in 6th place with 19 under par.
Source: Thai News Agency