Shaikh Nasser leads Victorious to glory

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Shaikh Nasser also came away as a winner of one of the three side contests, hitting the most accurate drive on hole eight. Hesham Al Noaimi of Blackhawks won for going closest to…

GOLF – VICTORIOUS, led by His Majesty King Hamad’s representative for humanitarian work and youth affairs and Supreme Council for Youth and Sport chairman Shaikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, were crowned premier flight champions yesterday as the 27th annual AMH Island Classic Charity Golf Tournament wrapped up at His Majesty’s private golf course in Saffriya.

The three-day competition was held under the royal patronage of the King and it was organised by American Mission Hospital (AMH).

Shaikh Nasser secured first place in their division alongside Victorious teammates George Scott, Billy Jackson, and Ed Crisford. They took to the fairways on the second day of the event.

Shaikh Nasser affirmed that the AMH Island Classic Charity Golf Tournament continued its success in its 27th edition, thanks to the outstanding organisation and competitive atmosphere.

Shaikh Nasser expressed his appreciation for the efforts made by AMH and all the organising committees in planning and preparation, as well as their ongoing commitment to ensuring the event’s success.

Nasser Bin Hamad Golf Academy finished second in the premier flight, while the Arabian Fairways came third.

The premier flight is one of two categories for the participating teams in the prestigious event, played in Florida format. The premier flight featured teams with a handicap of 6.1 or over, while the championship flight had teams with a handicap of six or under.

Shaikh Nasser was part of the academy’s team, which included promising young talents Nasser Hamad Al Muraisi, Nayla Abdulaziz and Muteb Al Thawadi.

Their impressive finish and participation underscore Shaikh Nasser’s commitment to supporting sporting talent and providing them with the opportunity to gain experience and hone their skills.

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