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Hassan Hamid sparkles in Turkish Airlines Golf

Published on: April 17, 2019 1:04 AM

The 7th Turkish Airlines World Golf Cup held at the Royal Palm Club Golf Course here Tuesday was a battle oriented competitive engagement between 110 golfers of merit. And during the 18 holes competition, the event invited the best quality golfers, and that made the whole activity a duel and struggle for success as the participating champion amateurs endeavored to come up with sufficient brilliance to win ultimate honours. In the end at the conclusion of 18 holes, Hassan Hamid compiled a total of 41 points, under the stable ford format, to emerge as the golfer entitled to go to Turkey in November for the grand finals where 70 countries will be represented. Rivalry and quest for top slot ended in Hassan’s favour as this talent loaded golfer won with an admirable display of command and control over his shot making, accumulating 41 points, compiled through steady and accurate hitting and nerve free putting. Throughout the 18 holes, Hassan was continuously hounded by some very accomplished golfers like Amir Chaudhary, Imran Haider and Waleed Zubair. These three did not win but had impressive and fighting scores. Imran Haider aggregated 40 points and lost the trip by one point whereas Amir and Waleed had 39 points.

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