‘It would be a massive boost’


Players like Lee Soo Min of South Korea could feature in the national open if it were to return.

THE news that the Malaysian Golf Association (MGA) are close to announcing the return of the Malaysian Open has been welcomed, albeit with some degree of caution.

TeeUp broke the news last weekend that after a three-year absence the MGA, the custodians of the national open tournament, would soon secure the sponsorship needed to resurrect the event and announce its return.

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