Iqbal leads seniors’ category on day one
All Pakistan DHA Open golf championship kicks off
qbal accumulated seven bogies and a birdie to finish at eight-over-par 80, while Brigadier Shahid Ghani followed him on second with 10-over-par 82 and Asad Khan finished in third with 11-over-par 83. STOCK IMAGE
KARACHI:
Lieutenant Colonel Zahid Iqbal was ahead of the pack in the seniors’ category on the opening day of the 6th Faysal Bank All Pakistan DHA Open golf championship on Thursday at the Defence Authority Country and Golf Club.
Iqbal accumulated seven bogies and a birdie to finish at eight-over-par 80, while Brigadier Shahid Ghani followed him on second with 10-over-par 82 and Asad Khan finished in third with 11-over-par 83.
In the ladies event, Cho Young Mee topped the table with 90. Aania Farooq was second at 91, while Kang En An finished third at 93.
GD Paracha led the subsidiary category at 85, while Kashif Shabbir and Abdul Majeed Paracha were tied on second at 86, with Samiur Rehman on third at 87.
Meanwhile, the professional category will start on Friday in which Pakistan number one Shabbir Iqbal will be defending the title.
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Lieutenant Colonel Zahid Iqbal was ahead of the pack in the seniors’ category on the opening day of the 6th Faysal Bank All Pakistan DHA Open golf championship on Thursday at the Defence Authority Country and Golf Club.
Iqbal accumulated seven bogies and a birdie to finish at eight-over-par 80, while Brigadier Shahid Ghani followed him on second with 10-over-par 82 and Asad Khan finished in third with 11-over-par 83.
In the ladies event, Cho Young Mee topped the table with 90. Aania Farooq was second at 91, while Kang En An finished third at 93.
GD Paracha led the subsidiary category at 85, while Kashif Shabbir and Abdul Majeed Paracha were tied on second at 86, with Samiur Rehman on third at 87.
Meanwhile, the professional category will start on Friday in which Pakistan number one Shabbir Iqbal will be defending the title.
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