After four grueling days in humid conditions, Thailand’s Patty Tavatanakit won by just one shot at the 72nd hole, beating Switzerland’s Albane Valenzuela to take the winner’s trophy plus a handy US$255,000.
The Siam Country Club’s Old Course played its part in providing a real challenge and its iconic 18TH Par 5 hole added to the drama on the last day.
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Huge crowds were out supporting the large contingent of Thai players, and according to the LPGA’s Marketing officer, Thai spectators are without doubt the most colorful throughout the season.
The Old Course will now return to offering memorable rounds for locals and international vacationers. Tee times are always at a premium, so if you would like to experience what it is like conquering this famous 18 holes check out Golfasian.
If you want to see some exciting golf in SE Asia here is a list of a few events coming up in the region in 2024:
- Porsche Singapore Classic – Laguna National Golf Resort Club Singapore
DP World Tour from 21-24 March. - LIV Golf Invitational Singapore – Sentosa Golf Club (Serapong course)
LIV GOLF Tour from 3-5 May. - Maybank Championship – KLGCC Kuala Lumpur
LPGA Tour from 24-27 October. - Hong Kong Open 2024 – Hong Kong Golf Club
Asian Tour from 21 – 24 November.
