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  • Golf
  • Sunday, 25 Dec 2022

Sungho Lee (left) won the men’s title at Palm Resort, while the ladies’ trophy went to Hyosong Lee.

ON a weekend when South Korea dominated the Malaysian Amateur Open Championships, the Malaysian Golf Association’s executive committee was re-elected almost en bloc in Johor.

At the annual general meeting at Palm Resort Golf and Country Club, Admiral (R) Tan Sri Mohd Anwar Mohd Nor was re-elected president unopposed, while vice-presidents Teoh Piek Kee and Tan Sri Aseh Che Mat, and secretary Datuk Zulkifli Ismail assumed office for another term by way of the ballot.

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