The game of golf can be very fulfilling if you know the way around it and learn to enjoy it. Golf in Malaysia is among the most popular recreational sport while Malaysian golfers have already achieved much success in the regional and global circuit.
The Golfers Biography is your perfect platform to find out all you need to know about Malaysian golfers. From their profiles to their achievements, you can learn from the top Malaysian golfers in the circuit and find out where and what they have participated previously.
This is where you check out the Top 10 Malaysian Golfers in the country today and read about the profiles of popular personalities like Sukree Othman, Danny Chia, Airil Rizman Zahari and many others, all of whom are actively involved in golf tournaments around the world. Be inspired by their achievements and persistence in making a name for themselves and the country.
At the age of only 11, Ng Jing Xuen won the Perak Men and Ladies Amateur Open 2019. She would then be (and still is)
At 18, Malaysian amateur golfer Natasha Andrea Oon has been setting the United States Collegiate golf season ablaze. Currently, a student at the San Jose
In 2019, Malaysian junior golfer Ashley Goh won the Girls Division overall title at the Singapore Junior Golf Championship. This is a great achievement to
One of the more exciting golfers to come out from the Malaysian scene in recent years is Dinie Zaki. The Malaysian-born golfer made his name
Sukree Othman is one of the professional Malaysian golfers who have played in many tournaments around the world as well as within the local circuit.
Rashid Ismail is a Malaysian golfer who has been creating headlines for the Malaysian team in many tournaments. He was seen at the 2014 CIMB
In March 2019, Junie Khaw was named the ‘Lone Star Conference Golfer of the Week’ after her remarkable performance at the University of Central Oklahoma.
Megan Lee has been considered to be one of the rising amateur golfers from Malaysia in recent years. She has been successful in the junior
Charlayne Chong Shin Ling was only 13 when she was named in the national girls’ squad in 2015 by the Malaysian Golf Association after she impressed
Jacqueline Nickles has come a long way to become one of the contending top ladies Malaysian golfer today. Winning in tournaments early in her carere