Jeneath eyes more history in bid to be first back-to-back WAAP winner


PETALING JAYA: Golfer Jeneath Wong will be aiming for a notable slice of golfing history when she tees off in the eighth edition of the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific (WAAP) championship next month.

The 21-year-old etched her name into the annals of the region’s pre-eminent amateur championship for women by becoming the first Malaysian winner at Hoiana Shores in Vietnam last March.

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