A proud achievement for Pakistan Golf at the 35th Singapore Open Senior Amateur Championship 2026 (SOSAC) as the Pakistani contingent delivered an impressive performance on the international stage. 🥇 Ahmad Zafar Hayat emerged as the Overall Champion, recording rounds of 73, 74 and 76 for a total of 223 (+7). 🥉 Brig (Retd) Omer Ejaz secured 3rd Overall, with rounds of 77, 80 and 72 for 229 (+13). 🇵🇰 Muhammad Ahmad Mannan completed the championship with rounds of 82, 86 and 82 for a total of 250 (+34). The Pakistan Golf Federation extends its heartiest congratulations to the entire contingent for representing Pakistan with pride and distinction. The championship victory and podium finish mark a memorable international achievement for Pakistan’s senior amateur golf. Congratulations, Team Pakistan! 🇵🇰🏆⛳ Pakistan Golf Federation | International Participation

Pakistan Junior Golf Team departed from Lahore for Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 20 September 2026 to represent Pakistan at the 3rd Bangladesh Junior Golf Championship 2026, being held at Army Golf Club, Dhaka, from 24–26 September 2026. The nine-member junior players’ contingent comprises talented young golfers competing across the Boys U15, Boys U19, Girls U15 and Girls U19 categories. Prior to departure, the players, accompanying members and team management assembled in Lahore for a Pre-Departure Coordination Meeting, where final travel arrangements, documentation, team protocols and instructions concerning international representation were completed. This participation reflects the Pakistan Golf Federation’s continued commitment to junior golf development, providing promising young players with international competitive exposure and the opportunity to represent Pakistan with pride and distinction. The Pakistan Golf Federation extends its best wishes to the entire contingent for a safe journey and a successful championship. Best of luck, Team Pakistan! 🇵🇰⛳ Playing with Pride — Representing Pakistan #PakistanGolfFederation #PGF #TeamPakistan #PakistanJuniorGolf #PakistanGolf #BangladeshJuniorGolfChampionship #JuniorGolf #InternationalParticipation #GolfPakistan #FutureChampions

Pakistan Golf Federation is pleased to announce the 2026 Junior Boys & Junior Girls National Rankings, based on performances in the designated PGF ranking events conducted during the year. The ranking system has been designed to recognize performance, consistency and maximum participation in PGF junior events. To become eligible for the ranking, Junior Boys are required to complete a minimum of 8 rounds, while Junior Girls are required to complete a minimum of 6 rounds. 🇵🇰 Selection for International Junior Events For forthcoming international events in the Under-19 and Under-15 categories, selection will be made from the respective PGF Junior Rankings: 🏆 Top 2 eligible players – Under 19 🏆 Top 2 eligible players – Under 15 The same ranking-based selection principle will apply to both Boys and Girls, subject to the requirements of each international event. PGF will give due importance to ranking position, consistent performance and participation in the maximum number of PGF ranking events. Where appropriate, opportunities may also be extended to other deserving ranked players to encourage broader international exposure and junior development. This initiative reflects PGF’s commitment to creating a transparent, performance-based pathway from national junior golf to international competition. More Players • Stronger Golf • Brighter Pakistan 🇵🇰

Pakistan Golf Federation is pleased to announce the 2026 Junior Boys & Junior Girls National Rankings, based on performances in the designated PGF ranking events conducted during the year. The ranking system has been designed to recognize performance, consistency and maximum participation in PGF junior events. To become eligible for the ranking, Junior Boys are required to complete a minimum of 8 rounds, while Junior Girls are required to complete a minimum of 6 rounds. 🇵🇰 Selection for International Junior Events For forthcoming international events in the Under-19 and Under-15 categories, selection will be made from the respective PGF Junior Rankings: 🏆 Top 2 eligible players – Under 19 🏆 Top 2 eligible players – Under 15 The same ranking-based selection principle will apply to both Boys and Girls, subject to the requirements of each international event. PGF will give due importance to ranking position, consistent performance and participation in the maximum number of PGF ranking events. Where appropriate, opportunities may also be extended to other deserving ranked players to encourage broader international exposure and junior development. This initiative reflects PGF’s commitment to creating a transparent, performance-based pathway from national junior golf to international competition. More Players • Stronger Golf • Brighter Pakistan 🇵🇰

On the death anniversary of the Father of the Nation, we remember Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah not only as the founder of Pakistan, but also as a leader who recognized the importance of sports and physical development in building a strong nation. In 1948, just months after the creation of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam inaugurated the First Pakistan National Games in Karachi. He also donated a Challenge Shield from his private funds, which became the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy, continuing as the prestigious trophy for the National Games. His message to the nation was clear: “For sound minds we should have sound bodies.” He encouraged the youth to build strength, discipline and character through sport, and urged the nation to “Build up Pakistan Higher, Firmer and Strong.” 🏌️‍♂️ Golf, too, embodies many of these values — discipline, patience, concentration, integrity, fitness and respect. On this day, the golf community pays tribute to the Quaid by celebrating his enduring vision of a healthy, disciplined and confident Pakistani youth.

PGF Multan Junior Amateur Golf Championship 2026 concluded on 6 September after three exciting rounds of junior golf from 4–6 September. 🏆 Boys U18 🥇 Ibrahim Khan — 201 (-15) 🥈 Muhammad Barik Ayub — 221 (+5) 🥉 Syed Shayal — 223 (+7) 🏆 Girls U21 🥇 Sara Amin Khan — 229 (+13) 🥈 Ramin Amin Khan — 234 (+18) 🥉 Jannat Aamer Jami — 254 (+38) A particularly encouraging feature was the participation of young golfers below 12 years of age, who were presented with special consolation prizes in recognition of their enthusiasm and commitment. The prizes were presented by Lt Gen Qazi Muhammad Ikram Ahmed, HI (M), Retired, President Pakistan Golf Federation, along with Brig Kashif Naeem Khan Burki, Project Director DHA Multan, during the prize distribution ceremony held alongside the Pakistan Open Golf Championship. The President PGF highly appreciated the young golfers who travelled from across Pakistan and competed with remarkable determination despite challenging weather conditions. Their participation reflects the encouraging progress of PGF’s Junior Golf Development Programme and the growing strength of junior golf in Pakistan. 🇵🇰⛳ Tournament Director: Malik Muhammad Kamran Chief Referee: Omar Javed Zia Congratulations to all the winners, participants and their families!

52nd Pakistan Open Golf Championship 2026 concluded successfully on 6 September at Rumanza Golf & Country Club, Multan, following a week of highly competitive golf featuring Pakistan’s leading professionals, senior professionals, junior professionals, ladies professionals, amateurs and representative teams. ⛳ Aadam Syed was crowned 52nd Pakistan Open Champion, producing rounds of 70, 71, 67 & 72 for an impressive aggregate of 280 (-8). Muhammad Azam and Muhammad Minhaj Maqsood Waraich finished tied for second at 287 (-1). 🏆 Senior Professional: Muhammad Nazir — 144 (Even Par) 🏆 Junior Professionals: Muhammad Sahil & Rehan Babar — 147 (+3) 👏 Amateur Abdullah Ansar Raja delivered a commendable performance, making the professional cut and completing all four rounds, while Abdul Moez Khan also represented the amateur ranks in the main championship. 🥇 Team Event – Professional Men Gold: Pakistan Army Silver: Sindh Golf Association Bronze: Balochistan Golf Association 🥇 Team Event – Ladies Gold: Pakistan Army Silver: Punjab Golf Association Bronze: KP Golf Association The Prize Distribution Ceremony was graced by Lt Gen Qazi Muhammad Ikram Ahmed, HI(M), Retired, President Pakistan Golf Federation, as Chief Guest, along with distinguished guests and officials. The Pakistan Golf Federation congratulates all winners, participants, representative teams, officials and referees and extends its appreciation to Rumanza Golf & Country Club, the organising committee, sponsors and supporting staff for their contribution towards the successful conduct of one of Pakistan’s most prestigious golfing championships. 🇵🇰⛳ Tournament Director: Omer Javed Zia Chief Referee: Malik Muhammad Kamran Awan

Pakistan has completed the opening round of the **31st Asia-Pacific Amateur Golf Team Championship (Nomura Cup 2026)** at **Bayhood No.9 Golf Club, Beijing, China**. After Round 1, **Team Pakistan stands 13th** with a team score of **152 (+8)**. 🇵🇰 **Pakistan — Round 1 Scores** 🏌️ **Shahmeer Maajid** — 75 (+3) 🏌️ **Muhammad Irtaza Hussain** — 77 (+5) 🏌️ **Shahraan Ali Khan** — 85 (+13) Under the championship format, the **best two scores from each team count in every round**, giving Pakistan a Round 1 team total of **152 (+8)**. With three rounds still to play, Team Pakistan will look to build on the opening day and move up the leaderboard. The **Pakistan Golf Federation** wishes Shahmeer, Irtaza and Shahraan the very best for the remaining rounds. 🇵🇰 **Keep fighting, Team Pakistan!** 📍 Bayhood No.9 Golf Club, Beijing 📅 1–4 September 2026 🏆 31st Asia-Pacific Amateur Golf Team Championship — Nomura Cup 2026