BMW Golf Cup International 2017 kicks-off in style at The Mines Resort & Golf Club.
Celebrating its 11th staging, the first Qualifying Leg of the BMW Golf Cup International 2017 (BMWGCI) treated discerning owners of BMW cars to a VVIP round of golf on July 12.
Staged at the Robert Trent Jones Jr-designed The Mines Resort & Golf Club that placed 8th on Golf Digest Malaysia’s Top 10 ranking, a total number of 58 players were in the field of Qualifying Leg 1, seeking to qualify for the National Final and possibly, a chance to play in the World Final.
Eventually, the champion of the Men’s ‘A’ category was 11-handicapper Lee Swee Onn who signed for a Nett score of 68. Playing the game for the past 19 years, Lee won by two shots from 1st runner-up Loh Soon Wah (10) who beat Ong Lian Man (12) on an identical score of 71 on count back.
“I am very happy and found that the event was above average and well-organized,” said Lee, 44, who was playing in his first BMWGCI event. “I am not really familiar with this course as this was only my second game here.”
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