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May 13, Pattaya: Thailand’s Prom Meesawat was the toast of the Singha Pattaya Open once again today as he claimed the title for a record third time.
The defending champion, who also won this event in 2006, fired a final round two-under-par 70 to win by three strokes.
Thailand’s Thanyakon Khrongpha took outright second after shooting a 69 at Burapha Golf Club.
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Prom closes in on third title |
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May 12, Pattaya: Prom Meesawat’s fond affinity with the Singha Pattaya Open continued today as he opened up a four shot lead after the third round.
He won this event last year by nine strokes and put one hand on the trophy today after firing a five-under-par 67 at Burapha Golf Club.
His compatriot Thanyakon Khrongpha is in second place after shooting a 72.
Two shots further back are Dutchman Guido Van Der Valk and Thailand’s Somsak Kaopratum and Namchok Tantipokhakul. Van Der Valk shot 68 while Somsak fired a 70 and Namchok came in with 71.
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Thanyakon claims Singha lead |
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May 11, Pattaya: Thanyakon Khrongpha, arguably Thailand’s most exciting golfing prospect, took the halfway lead in the US$65,000 Singha Pattaya Open today.
The player who many expect to follow in the footsteps of his illustrious countrymen Thaworn Wiratchant and Thongchai Jaidee, fired a five-under-par 67 at Burapha Golf Club.
Birdies on the last two holes allowed him to finish one stroke ahead of first round leader Prom Meesawat from Thailand.
Defending champion Prom carded a 70 in the second event of the season on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
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Prom and Rosales Race into Lead |
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May 10, Pattaya: Defending champion Prom Meesawat from Thailand and Filipino Gerald Rosales took the first round lead in the US$65,000 Singha Pattaya Open today.
They fired solid five-under-par 67s at Burapha Golf Club in the second event of the year on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
Thailand’s Namchok Tantipokhakul and Somsak Kaopratum, Vietnam’s Michael Tran, who aced the 17th, and Corey Harris from the United States all shot 68.
Prom ended a five-year victory drought when he triumphed here last year with a winning total of 20-under-par that included a round of 62.
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May 9, Pattaya: Thailand’s brilliant golfer Panuphol Pittayarat has been making the headlines for years, which is quite a feat considering he is only 19.
Nicknamed ‘Coconut’ because of his baby face, he is once again one of the players expected to feature in this week’s Singha Pattaya Open, which tees-off tomorrow at Burapha Golf Club.
Regularly being in the spotlight is because of the quality of his golf and the fact he turned professional when he was 14.
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