ISLAMABAD: Pakistani golfer Ahmad Zafar Hayat won the individual title at the 35th Singapore Open Senior Amateur Championship 2026, while fellow Pakistani Brigadier (retd) Omer Ejaz finished third in the international senior golf event.
Hayat carded rounds of 73, 74 and 76 for a three-round aggregate of 223, finishing seven over par to claim the overall championship title.
Ejaz also produced a strong performance, posting rounds of 77, 80 and 72 for a total of 229, or 13 over par, to secure third place.
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The Pakistan pair also won the team event, adding another title to the country’s successful campaign at the championship.
The tournament was held from September 22 to 25 at Seletar Golf Club in Singapore and featured senior golfers from 12 countries, including Japan, the United States, Malaysia, Myanmar, Hong Kong, India, Australia, the United Kingdom, Austria and Singapore.
Hayat competed in the 55-59 age category and maintained a consistent performance across the three rounds to finish at the top of the individual standings.
The third Pakistani competitor, Muhammad Abdullah Mannan of Rawalpindi, carded 82, 86 and 82 for an aggregate of 250, or 34 over par.
The Pakistani senior amateur golfers travelled to Singapore on September 20 to participate in the championship.
The Pakistan Golf Federation congratulated the players on their performances and praised their efforts in representing the country at the international senior amateur event.
