End of the second round of professional golf battles, Thailand Development Tour, Singha SAT TDT Nakhon Nayok #3, leading as Weerachai Yuenyong and Nattaphong Ratchathorn, equal 8-under 136, with 4 golfers such as Kwanchai Kongthawee, Choncharoen Barameethanaset, San Pumkliengdara and Naphat Patamasing are ranked 2nd, joining the score 7-under par 137, sticking behind a single stroke on Sukiat Sangwanpetch. The first round of the crowd is ranked 7th, joining this program, winning a total prize money of 1 million baht, Watermill Golf Club and Resort, Par 72, distance 7,109 yards, Ongrak district, Nakhon Nayok province.
Professional Golf Association of Thailand Under support from Singha Corporation Company Limited and the Tourism Authority of Thailand or TAT, Sports Authority of Thailand or SAT, National Sports Development Fund, Singha Drinking Water, Bridgestone and Infinite organize the competition as the 6th field according to the schedule of the Thailand Development Tour, collecting points, Order of Merit for the year 2022, between 6-8 July 2022, playing for Torke Play 3 days 54 holes The last round gives the right to the top 50 golfers, including draws, to win the prize money, the champion receives 1 hundred thousand baht.
End of the second round On Thursday, July 7, 2022, 62 golfers qualified for the final round, cutting 50 places and drawing 1, over par 145, with two leading players from Weerachai Yuen, a 29-year-old golfer from Mukdahan huddled another 7 under par 65 from 8 birdies lost bogey hole 10 par 5 single hole total score 8 under par 136 equal to Nattaphong Ratchathorn, a 19-year-old rookie from Khon Kaen, a local swing in the Watermill project. El Golf Academy came in five-under par 67 from seven birdies and two bogeys, and the pair are both contending for their first title of the season together.
Wirachai said: “Overall, both serve are very good. Putting iron is good too, giving confidence. On the last day, we have to win, but don’t expect much.” Nuttaphong, who is also looking for a champion, said: “The second shot is not good enough to lose par 5 points. The overall game is considered to be doing well before. I stopped for a long time because I had to treat myself from covid-19. I’m excited because this is my home course for the final round. I feel deeply hopeful for the champion as well.
On the side Kwanchai Kongthawee, a 26-year-old golfer from Saraburi, Choncharoen Barameethanaset A 21-year-old rookie from Chainat, the winner of the Singha SAT TDT Khao Yai program last June, San Pumkliengdara, a 25-year-old golfer from Phuket, and 32-year-old Naphat Patamasingh from Bangkok ranks second, sharing the same total score at 7-under par 137. Kwanchai, who in this round made birdies up to 5 holes without losing bogeys, said, “In the beginning, I didn’t play very well, but I saved them all. I putt well all day, so I can score.” While Choncharoen, who was trying to win the second title, said, “According to the target. From the mistakes in the previous list, the experience of planning was much better. The last day is enough to complete a hundred.
The work of Sukiat Sangwanpetch, a 23-year-old golfer from Nonthaburi, leading from the first round, finished par 72, a total of two days, 6-under par 138, equal to Pinyo Piromruen, a 27-year-old golfer from Saraburi, Wongsakorn Chuwong, a 31-year-old swing. Year from Lopburi, Phuphirat Klinkasorn, Pongsakorn Panyasu and Paramin Inraksa (Amateur). This group scores 2 strokes behind the leader. Pinyo revealed after the game that “I haven’t putt on target yet, must be thorough. Read the line more carefully and don’t think about how much the ranking ends are.” Not only did the putt do well, but luckily he was able to score from a par 5″.
End of this round, Nong Park Sathawan Ariyachatwekin A 21-year-old amateur swinger from Bangkok scored 3 under par 69 from the results of 4 birdies, 1 bogeys, a total of two days, 5 under par 139. “Have a chance to play pro matches often, make the game better, serve well, but still have problems reading the grass line on the last day, think how to read the line better” by the last day of competition on Friday 8 July 2022, starting the first group Time 07.00
