(Gammarth, Tunisia) – On September 23 – 28, 2024 the United Arab Emirates (UAE) national golf teams will travel to Tunisia to participate in the Ladies and Youth Pan Arab Championships at The Residences Golf Course in Gammarth, Tunisia.
The 2024 Pan Arab Ladies and Youth Championships will be the 23rd edition of the Boys Under 18 and Under 16-year-old championships as well as the 15th Ladies and 3rd Girls Under 16 championships. Playing for the UAE Ladies National Team will be Intissar Rich, Jamie Camero, and Faye AlBlooshi. Looking to defend the Gold Medal in the Girls Under 16 Championship will be Sara Ali, Aasiya Saleem, and Anca Mateiu. Sara Ali also captured the Gold in the Indidivcaul Category.
In the Boys Under 18 Division, Mohammed Skaik, Rayan Ahmed, and Neyl Cherrat will be representing the UAE and Mohammed Thabet, Abdualla Darwash, and Abdulla Salmeen will be representing in the Under 15-year-old division.
Rated the top golf course in Tunisia, The Residences Golf Course is a Robert Trent Jones II designed 18-hole championship course that will test the level of the 13 countries from Arab nations and 103 players participating in these championships.
Traveling with the teams are EGF Officials, Secretary General, Mr. Khalid Mubarak Al Shamsi, and Director General, Akram Skaik. National Team Coaches Faycal Serghini and Samir Wallani will be leading the way for the on-course preparations and training. Vice Chairmen General Abdullah Alhashmi will be joining the team for the closing ceremony and the Arab Golf Federation annual meetings.
General Abdullah Alhashmi had this to say leading up to the championship. “These are important championships. It will be a major milestone to see how we as a nation have developed over the past 12 months, especially in our youth development. All of our players have been training hard over the summer including a 3-week summer camp with our brothers and sisters in Morrocco. We are ready and we are excited.”
The Ladies and Girls Championship will take place from September 23 – 25 and the Boys Championship will take place on September 26 – 28. To follow the action of the UAE teams, follow the Emirates Golf Federation on social media.
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(United Arab Emirates, UAE)—This week, the Emirates Golf Federation (EGF) announced the new 2024-2025 Order of Merit structure focusing on mixed and junior opens. Over the summer, the EGF and UAE golf clubs have been working hard to expand their traditional open calendars and formats, and the EGF has now released 20 Men’s and Ladies’ Mixed Open Events and 12 Junior Open Events.
2023 -2024 EGF Order of Merit Championship & Season Winners
The EGF Order of Merit will kick off on October 15th with the Tommy Fleetwood International Series presented by DP World affiliated with the American Junior Golf Association (AGJA) and EGF. This event will be on Junior Order of Merit. It will be one of four ‘majors’ (in the Junior Divisions) that will receive invites to an EGF-sanctioned premier event (i.e. Challenge Tour, CLUTCH Tour, Ladies European Tour, and/or Access Tour).
In the Men’s and Ladies’ Divisions, the first event will take place at the Sharjah Golf & Shooting Club Open Amateur on October 19-20. This event’s field will be 80/20 split where the field allocation ensures that at least 20% of the field is reserved for female participants. The new conditions and format will also include a 100% Mixed Split where the best golfers, regardless of gender, compete for the same Open event prize. The EGF has also selected four ‘majors’ for the Men’s and Ladies’ Divisions receiving the premier event invites.
To see a full breakdown of the EGF Order of Merit events, majors, and new guidelines visit the EGF website at www.egfgolf.ae
To be eligible for the EGF Order of Merit players must be citizens/residents of the UAE and must have a valid EGF handicap. Points will be allocated as per the EGF Order of Merit points table which is found on the EGF website. Points will be aggregated (averaged) throughout the season for each player within their respective division and to be eligible for the season-ending Order of Merit Championship a players must play a minimum of 50% of events in a category.
To find out more information on the EGF Order of Merit and to stay up to date with all EGF News, follow the EGF on social media or view the EGF website.
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Manila, Philippines: Aasiya Saleem and Rayan Ahmed, rising stars of UAE golf, earned high praise for their encouraging performances at the 2024 Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation (APGC) Junior Championships.
The UAE contingent at the APGC Junior Championships (from left to right): Anca Mateiu, Aasiya Saleem, Coach Cameron Van Rooyen, Rayan Ahmed and Mohammad Skaik. Picture by NGAP.
The duo’s impressive displays at The Manila Southwoods Golf & Country Club underscores the rising level of talent emerging from the UAE golf scene.
While 15-year-old Saleem finished in a share of fifth place in the Girls’ Division, 17-year-old Ahmed was joint 14th in the Boys’ Division.
Saleem, the Montgomerie Golf Club’s Ladies Club Champion, shot rounds of 74, 70 and 72 over the 6,045-yard, par-72 Legends Course in Manila, designed by Jack Nicklaus.
After slipping to four-over-par through two holes of her second round, Saleem showed her mettle as she covered the final 34 holes in four-under.
With the boys playing from tees measuring 7,053 yards, Ahmed, who competed in the US Amateur Championship and the US Junior Amateur Championship during the summer, had rounds of 73, 79 and 70.
Also representing the UAE in the Philippines were Mohammad Skaik (tied 25th among the boys after rounds of 79, 75 and 80) and Anca Mateui (26th among the girls, 79, 83 and 83).
UAE National Coach Cameron Van Rooyen said: “I have been impressed with the work ethic from all four UAE players. They’ve all gathered valuable international experience.
“This is an elite standard for their age group and we must say well done to them all. This will hopefully provide a good platform for the busy UAE golfing calendar ahead of them.
“The competition was strong, the standard of golf was high, and the wet weather conditions were a new challenge for the UAE players.”
The championship was open to juniors aged 17 or under and involved representation from Chinese Taipei, Guam, Hong Kong China, India, Korea, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mongolia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam, hosts the Philippines and the UAE as well as a guest invite to the European Golf Association.
The Girls’ Division was won by Hong Kong China’s Arianna Lau for the second year in succession, while Thailand’s Teerawut Boonseeor claimed the Boys’ title. The mixed team event was won by the Korean duo of An Seong-hyeon and Oh Soo-min.
New International & National Amateur Golf Championships
(Al Ain, UAE) – The Emirates Golf Federation (EGF) and HSBC will be bringing together United Arab Emirates (UAE) National golfers to compete alongside the top amateur players from the Asia-Pacific and Arab Golf Federations on October 25th – 27th, 2024 in the 1st edition of the UAE CUP formally known as the Presidents Cup.
2023 Presidents Cup – Champions
Sponsored by HSBC and hosted by the Emirates Golf Federation, the 2024 UAE CUP will be held at Al Ain Equestrian and Shooting Golf Club (AESGC). Recognized as the oasis of the UAE, Al Ain Golf Club has been put on the map over the last two years hosting the Challenge Tour and other top amateur championships.
This year the EGF is excited to introduce a new Elite Open Division, featuring the top players across Asia-Pacific, Middle East, Africa, and Europe. Over 50 international golf Federations have been invited to send their top male and female amateur golfers to compete in the Elite Division. In addition to these players competing for World Amateur Golf Ranking points, the winners of the Elite Division will receive an invite to a Challenge Tour event for the top male and a Ladies European Tour event for the top female.
Mohamed al Marzooqi, Chief Executive Officer, UAE, HSBC Bank Middle East (HBME) said: “HSBC has been a sponsor of the Presidents Cup for more than seven years and we are excited to see the event evolve into the UAE CUP. With the new addition of the Elite Division, we will not only be finding the best UAE National golfer in the National Championship, but we will also give the top players in the region the platform to play at the next level, including at the Challenge Tour and Ladies European Tour. We aim to open up a world of opportunities for the next generation of golfers, strengthening the Asia-Middle East connection and enhancing the flow of talent across these key regions, further establishing the UAE as a hub for international golf.”
The annual National Championship tournament for UAE Nationals will continue to take place over the weekend. This two-day championship will crown the top UAE National and will take place on October 26th and 27th (Saturday and Sunday).
“It is important for us to keep the integrity of the event by continuing to host, the UAE National Championship alongside the Elite Division. The goal for this event is to celebrate UAE golf in the local community and with our international Federation partners. The partnership with HSBC is important to the Emirates Golf Federation and UAE Golf. We will continue to work together to provide the best opportunities to see growth at all levels of the game,” said General Abdullah Alhashmi, Vice Chairman of the Emirates Golf Federation.
Finally, the weekend will feature a Future Falcons Par 3 Championship and Skills Challenge which is expected to host more than 100 kids from beginners to advanced levels.
The EGF is anticipating hosting over 250 players from over 50 different federations. The event will host three different championships for the Elite Division, National Division, and Future Falcons.
To learn more information on the UAE CUP please email the EGF at event@egfgolf.com.
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(Cavite, Philippines) – On September 4-6, 2024 the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will be sending two teams to compete in the 2024 Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation (APGC) Junior Championship in the Philippines. Representing the UAE will be Mohammad Skaik, Aasiya Saleem, Rayan Ahmed, and Anca Mateiu.
Hosted at The Manila Southwoods Golf & Country Club the golfers will have a tough challenge at this Jack Nicklau designed “Signature Golf Course”.
The APGC Junior Championships are the Asia-Pacific’s premier team and individual championship for boys and girls. Players who are 17 years or under as of August 30 each year are eligible to participate. The winner of the boy’s individual competition receives an exemption to play in the Diamond Cup in Japan and the girl’s winner receives an opportunity to play in the KIA Korea Women’s Open.
Each APGC member organization can enter a maximum of two teams of two players (one male and one female), except for the hosts, who are allowed to enter three teams. Teams play fourballs on the first day, foursomes on the second day and singles on the third day. The four combined scores count for each team’s total. Inaugurated in 2015, the event announced the potential of Japan’s Nasa Hataoka, who tied for the top spot in the girls’ individual category. Hataoka has gone on to achieve fame and fortune on the LPGA Tour.
Traveling with the team will be National Team Coach, Camron Van Rooyen. To follow the teams stay tuned to the Emirates Golf Federation social media account for regular updates.
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Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates: A new chapter in the history of the Bonallack Trophy and Patsy Hankins Trophy will be written when Al Hamra Golf Club plays host to the 2025 events.
Al Hamra Golf Club will play host to the Bonallack Trophy and Patsy Hankins Trophy from January 8-10, 2025
Staged biennially, the Ryder Cup and Solheim Cup-style match play contests pits teams representing the Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation (APGC) against their counterparts from the European Golf Association (EGA).
Featuring the best amateur golfers from the two regions, the 12th staging of the Bonallack Trophy and the fourth version of the Patsy Hankins Trophy will be held from January 8-10, 2025.
Among the star names to have appeared in the Bonallack Trophy since its inception in 1998 are Cameron Smith, Geoff Ogilvy, Min Woo Lee, Hideki Matsuyama, Takumi Kanaya and Kiradech Aphibarnrat for the Asia-Pacific and Jon Rahm, Justin Rose, Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry, Danny Willett and Francesco Molinari for Europe.
In the Patsy Hankins Trophy, which was launched in 2016, Yuka Saso, Hannah Green, Patty Tavatanakit and Atthaya Thitikul have represented Asia-Pacific with Albane Valenzuela, Emma Spitz, Helen Briem, and Lottie Woad, currently number one in the World Amateur Golf Ranking, lining up for Europe.
Taimur Hassan Amin, Chairman of the APGC, said: “After the disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic which prevented us from staging these events between 2018 and 2023, we’re delighted to be back on track with the biennial scheduling.
“The Bonallack Trophy and Patsy Hankins Trophy are special events for both the APGC and the EGA as we get to see stars of the future who will go on to win professional Major titles.
“The continued success of these match play contests are testament to the close working relationship between the APGC and the EGA. We also greatly appreciate the support of the Emirates Golf Federation and Al Hamra Golf Club. Their efforts are central to the success of the 2025 gathering.”
Caroline Huyskes, President of the EGA, said: “We’re really looking forward to yet another exciting encounter between Asia-Pacific and Europe. Matches between teams of geographic regions always prove to be so special. They mobilise an energy in their own right and bring an unforgettable experience for the players and all involved.
“The level of play, sportsmanship and friendship is just amazing. We’re thankful to our close friends at the APGC for organising the 2025 edition and look forward to visiting Al Hamra Golf Club and the UAE, which will surely be outstanding hosts for this great event.”
General Abdulla Al Hashmi, Vice Chairman of the Emirates Golf Federation (EGF) and a Board Member of the APGC, said: “The EGF is honoured to play host to the 2025 Bonallack Trophy and Patsy Hankins Trophy.
“The talent on both sides of our regions is so high that, among past players who have taken part in the Bonallack and Patsy Hankins, we have now won numerous Majors and countless PGA Tour, DP World Tour, LPGA Tour and Ladies European Tour events.
“We offer a very warm welcome to all players and officials and are confident that another memorable week of golf is in store in January.”
The Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation team celebrate their Bonallack Trophy victory at La Manga in Spain last year
In the men’s Bonallack Trophy, which is named after the late Sir Michael Bonallack, ex-amateur standout and former R&A Secretary, Europe holds a 7-4 overall advantage.
Last year at La Manga in Spain was just the second time that Asia-Pacific had won the Bonallack Trophy on European soil, the only other occasion being in 2004 at Italy’s Circolo Golf Roma. Asia-Pacific’s two other successes came at Japan’s Hirono Golf Club in 2002 and Doha Golf Club in 2018, the sole previous occasion the event has been staged in the Middle East.
In the women’s Patsy Hankins Trophy, named after the respected late New Zealand golfing administrator Patsy Hankins, Asia-Pacific holds a 2-1 lead overall.
Located in the Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah, Troon-managed Al Hamra Golf Club joined the official DP World Tour venue list in 2022, hosting the Ras Al Khaimah Championship. The fourth edition of the championship will take place a fortnight after the Bonallack Trophy and Patsy Hankins Trophy, from January 25-28.
Designed by Peter Harradine and opened in 2007, the Al Hamra course measures 7,400 yards from the back tees and plays to a par of 72, meandering around four inter-connected open water lagoons merging seamlessly with the water of the Arabian Gulf.
Originally planned to be built on the salt flats bordering the water edge, some five million cubic metres of sand combined with expert shaping came together to create gentle elevation changes as the terrain moves around the lagoons rising and falling from plus one to plus eight metres.
Paul Booth, General Manager at Al Hamra, said: “Al Hamra Golf Club and the team are incredibly excited to be hosting the prestigious Bonallack Trophy and Patsy Hankins Trophy.
“These events highlight the pinnacle of amateur golf, bringing together the best talents from across Europe and Asia-Pacific. Our team is dedicated to delivering a world-class experience for all participants, spectators, and partners, showcasing the exceptional facilities and hospitality that Al Hamra and the beautiful Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates have to offer.”
The Bonallack Trophy and Patsy Hankins Trophy take place over three days. Five foursomes matches in the morning and five fourball matches in the afternoon are played on both of the first two days. On the final day, all 12 players complete singles matches.
With 32 total points on offer (one for a win, 0.5 for a half and 0 for a loss), 16.5 points are needed to secure victory.
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(Rabat, Morocco) – In conjunction with the continued partnership with the Royal Moroccan Golf Federation, over the next three weeks the United Arab Emirates (UAE) National Squad players will travel to Morocco for a training camp in preparation for the 2024-25 golf season. 20 UAE players covering five different teams (Ladies, Men’s, 18 & Under, 15 & Under, and 13 & Under) will join forces with the Royal Moroccan Golf Federation, Golf Saudi, Lebanon Golf Federation, and Kuwait Golf Federation for a training camp focused on competition, high-performance development, testing, and team building.
UAE National Squad and Coaches
Since the 2022 Arab alliance partnership between the Emirates Golf Federation (EGF) and the Royal Moroccan Golf Federation, the federations have hosted yearly training camps at the Royal Golf Dar Es Salam Golf Club. Joining the camp this year, Golf Saudi, Lebanon Golf Federation, and Kuwait Golf Federation will also be sending players to take full advantage of the club’s state-of-the-art driving range, short game, and practice facilities, and two 18-hole championship courses that are rated one of the best in the region.
The EGF has sent the UAE National Team coaches and additional high-level biomechanics and fitness performance coaches from South Africa and Great Britain who have put together a detailed training camp that will focus on player development and competition. These coaches will test and measure all aspects of the players’ golf game while creating a competitive interclub atmosphere between the federations.
General Abdulla Alhashmi
“We are pushing the best out of our players and coaches, said General Abdallah Alhashmi, Vice Chairman of the Emirates Golf Federation. Over the next three weeks, we will put our team to the test, and we will see how our players match up with other programs in the Arab Golf Federation. The Moroccan players have always led the way in being the top performers in Arab golf. By having this opportunity to train and compete against our brothers and sisters we will not only create a fun competitive atmosphere but also, we will find out the areas that we need to improve on as coaches and players. I want to thank the Moroccan Golf Federation which has welcomed the EGF with open arms.”
In addition to General Alhashmi, EGF officials Khalid Mubarak Al Shamsi, Secretary General and Akram Skaik, Director General will be attending the training camp.
“In the past 18 months, we have seen some major strides with our high-performance program, and we continue to see progress with our results. We have more ranked players and that is our strategy to reach our goal. Through our camps, training programs, and participation in international tournaments across Asia and Europe the 2024-2025 season will be exciting, General Alhashmi added.
Following the camp the UAE team will have several local and international events that the players will be competing in, including the Asian Amateur Championship, the Arab Golf Championships, and the GCC Golf Championships.
Follow the Emirates Golf Federation on social media and at www.egfgolf.com for regular team and player updates.
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(Bloomfield Township, Michigan) – On July 22, 2024, Rayan Ahmed will become the first player to represent the United Arab Emirates at the United States Junior Amateur Championship at Oakland Hills Country Club. Rayan will be competing in a field of over 250 players from more than 35 different countries.
Rayan Ahmed
Rayan qualified for the US Junior Amateur Championship due to his World Amateur Golf Ranking.
The US Junior Amateur Championship schedule of play will start today and tomorrow with 36 holes of stroke play, following the first two days the top 64 players will play Match Play, Thursday (day 4) will be the Round of 32 and Round of 16 Match Play, Friday will be the Quarter and Semifinals and the Championship will finish on Saturday, July 27 with a 36-hole Championship Match.
In addition to playing in this week’s junior championship Rayan, over the past weekend Rayan a US Amateur qualifying event at Columbine Country Club in Colorado, United States of America. Rayan shot a 3 under par, 69 winning the event after a one-hole playoff. Winning this qualifier earned Rayan a spot in the 124th US Amateur which will be played at Hazeltine National Golf Club on August 12-18, 2024.
Ryan has had a strong 2023-2024 season playing in the World Amateur Team Championship winning the U18 GCC Golf Championship, and winning the first event GCC Youth Games at Abu Dhabi Golf Club.
“We would like to wish Rayan the best of luck over the next few weeks. Representing the UAE on the international stage is very important for the Federation and Sports Authority, it comes with great honor. We have talent in the UAE and we plan to show the world the talent that is produced by UAE golf” said Akram Skaik, Director General of the Emirates Golf Federation.
To get the latest update on Rayan and EGF news follow the EGF on social media.
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(Ayrshire, Scotland) – Sara Ali Abubaker made the cut at The R&A Junior Open in Scotland. Over the last two days, Sara has been battling it out with the top junior golfers in the 11th Junior Open at Kilmarnock (Barassie) Golf Club.
Firing rounds of 78-83 Sara is currently tied for 26th. Sara will be teeing off at 8:50 local time (Scotland).
The R&A Junior Open is a biennial event where all R&A affiliated Federations and Associations enter their best under-16 boy and girl golfers. The Championship is played over 54 holes of stroke play. After 36 holes a cut was in place that determined who would play the final 18 holes.
Down the road from this year’s Open at Royal Troon, Kilmarnock (Barassie) Golf Club has played host to the Final Qualifying for The Open and The Women’s Armature Championship in the past. The Club’s links-style par 71 (playing par 72 for this championship).
To follow the live leaderboard or receive updates follow the Emirates Golf Federation on social media.
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(Ayrshire, Scotland) – Invited by The R&A and selected by the Emirates Golf Federation, the United Arab Emirates’s top junior golfers are set to represent at The Junior Open in Scotland. Sara Ali Abubaker and Abdulla Darwish will compete in the 11th Junior Open at Kilmarnock (Barassie) Golf Club.
Abdulla Darwish & Sara Ali at The 11th Junior Open at Kilmarnock (Barassie) Golf Club.
On July 15-17, 2024, the best junior golfers in the world will assemble for this biennial event where all R&A-affiliated Federations and Associations enter their best under-16 boy and girl golfers. The Championship will be played over 54 holes of stroke play. After 36 holes there will be a cut to determine who will play the final 18 holes.
This will be Sara Ali’s second time participating in this prestigious junior event while Abdulla will be making his first appearance.
Just down the road from this year’s Open at Royal Troon, Kilmarnock (Barassie) Golf Club has played host to the Final Qualifying for the Open and The Women’s Armature Championship in the past. The Club’s par 71 links-style layout will surely test the young boys and girls.
Sara Ali will be teeing off today at 12:04 while Abdullah Darwish will be starting at 13:48, local time. To follow the live leaderboard or receive updates follow the Emirates Golf Federation on social media.
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Ryan has had a strong 2023-2024 season playing in the World Amateur Team Championship winning the U18 GCC Golf Championship, and winning the first event GCC Youth Games at Abu Dhabi Golf Club.
Firing rounds of 78-83 Sara is currently tied for 26th. Sara will be teeing off at 8:50 local time (Scotland).
