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(L to R) John Lord, Michael Saretsky, Simon Rowlands, Johan Joubert, QGL president PK Mathew, John Anthony, Jay Branch, Piyushkumar Patel, Albert Dalton and Sanjay Jain.
By Sports Reporter/Doha
Michael Saretsky and John Lord emerged victorious in flight A and flight B, respectively in the ‘start of the season’ golf tournament organised by Qatar Golf Lovers over the weekend at the Doha Golf Club. Fifty-two golfers participated in the tournament which was played on a strokeplay format.
Johan Joubert won the second prize in flight A, while John Anthony was the runner-up in Flight B.
Piyushkumar Patel won the ‘longest putt’ award, Jean-Dominique Lucas won the ‘longest drive’ award, Jay Branch won the ‘closest to rope’ award and Simon Rowlands won the ‘closest to pin’ award.
QGL hosted a prize distribution and lunch for all golfers
and gave away prizes to all
winners.
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