The 30-year-old secured his Paris 2024 ticket with a 53rd placing in the men’s OGR, which was updated on the International Golf Federation’s (IGF) official website today.
“Moving day” at the US$1 million (RM4.7 million) Malaysian Open was not a good one as all three Malaysians left in the field faltered in the sweltering heat at the Mines Resort and Golf Club today.
Malaysian Ervin Chang shot a stellar second-round score of nine-under par 62 with six birdies and two eagles today to position himself for a shot to win the US$1 million Malaysian Open at the Mines Resort and Golf Club.
