Summary
- AUCKLAND: Pakistani golfer Saad Habib Malik has secured his place in the third and fourth rounds of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Golf Championship after successfully making the cut following the opening two rounds.
- Established in 2009, the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship is a prestigious tournament designed to promote golf across the region.
- Organised through a collaboration between the Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation, the Masters Tournament and The R&A, the competition brings together 120 leading amateur golfers from more than 40 member nations.
AUCKLAND: Pakistani golfer Saad Habib Malik has secured his place in the third and fourth rounds of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Golf Championship after successfully making the cut following the opening two rounds.
While Saad continues his campaign, fellow Pakistani golfers Hussain Hamid and Noman Ilyas have exited the competition.
The championship offers a major opportunity for emerging golfers, with the winner earning a coveted spot in the 2027 US Masters Tournament.
Saad, Pakistan’s reigning National Amateur Golf Champion, has already demonstrated his talent on the international stage. Last year, he finished as runner-up at both the Sri Lanka Amateur Golf Championship and the Dallas Amateur Golf Championship.
Established in 2009, the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship is a prestigious tournament designed to promote golf across the region. Organised through a collaboration between the Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation, the Masters Tournament and The R&A, the competition brings together 120 leading amateur golfers from more than 40 member nations.
Saad will now look to build on his progress and deliver a strong performance in the remaining rounds.
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