The Moroccan national team topped the standings of the 43rd Arab Men’s Golf Championship and the second major golf championship, whose competitions began the day before yesterday, and concludes today at the Al-Zawraa Club in Ajman, and is organized by the UAE Federation under the supervision of the Arab Federation.
The Moroccan national team came in first after achieving a score of 204 strikes, 12 strikes under par.
The UAE team came in second place with 211 shots, five shots below par, followed by the Qatari team in third place, with 212 shots, four shots below par.
In the Pioneers category competitions, the Moroccan team also maintained the lead with 151 strokes, seven strokes below average, and the Lebanese team came second with 152 strokes, eight strokes above average. The Omani team came third with 160 strokes, 16 strokes above average, and the Emirati team came in third place. Fourth with 165 strokes, 21 strokes above average.
As for the men’s singles competitions, Moroccan Adam Brisno came in first place with 65 strokes, seven strokes below par, and national team player Rayan Ahmed came in second place with 68 strokes, four strokes below par, and he was shared in runner-up by Egyptian Issa Abu El-Ela.
In the pioneer singles competitions, Moroccan Suleiman Prada topped the rankings with 72 strokes, one stroke below par, and Lebanese Rachid Akl came second with 75 strokes, three strokes above par, and Tunisian Jalal Ayari came third with 76 strokes, four strokes above par.
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