Matloob wins 42nd Punjab Open Golf Championship
LAHORE: Matloob Ahmed of Lahore Gymkhana won the 42nd Punjab Open Golf Championship at the Lahore Garrison Greens Golf Course.
This championship of champions unfolded over five days, from January 24th to January 28th, attracting the top golfers from across the country. In a stunning final round on Sunday, Matloob Ahmed of Lahore Garrison exhibited extraordinary prowess, maintaining a lead throughout the 18 holes to emerge as the triumphant champion. Matloob’s final round scorecard showcased a brilliant effort, securing five birdies and facing only one bogey, resulting in a final round score of gross 68 and a championship aggregate of 208, eight under par.
While Matloob claimed the title with a score of 208, the runners-up position was shared by three remarkable golfers: Muhammed Alam, Muhammed Shahzad, and Ahmed Baig, all concluding the championship with an aggregate score of 215, three under par.
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