Quetta, 19 July 2026: The Pakistan Golf Federation (PGF), in collaboration with Quetta Golf Club (QGC), successfully concluded the PGF Bolan Junior Amateur Golf Championship 2026 at Quetta Golf Club. The championship brought together talented junior golfers from across the country and reaffirmed PGF's commitment to developing young golfers and expanding the game throughout Pakistan.
The championship was played in a highly competitive yet friendly atmosphere, providing an excellent platform for emerging golfers to showcase their talent and gain valuable competitive experience.
The prize distribution ceremony was graced by Brigadier Ajmal Hafeez Khan, President, Quetta Golf Club, as the Chief Guest. Also present were officials of the Pakistan Golf Federation, Quetta Golf Club, players, parents, coaches, and golf enthusiasts.
Championship Results
Junior A Category (54 Holes)
Winner: Muhammad Ahmad β 241
Runner-up: Hamdan Iftikhar β 246
3rd Position: Shazain Ahmed Zareen β 257
4th Position: Syed Muhammad Zaigham β 270
Junior Boys B Category (27 Holes)
Winner: Tahoor Yousaf β 121
Runner-up: Muhammad Ahmed Bin Yousaf β 160
3rd Position: Muhammad Salaar Khan β 169
Subsidiary Category (9 Holes)
Winner: Asif Khan β 34
Runner-up: Col Syed Changez Zafar β 35
3rd Position: Haji Ishaq Ali β 36 (on countback)
4th Position: Lt Col Tashfeen β 36
Special Participation Awards
to encourage the youngest golfers, special participation prizes were presented to:
Ariaz Yousaf
Syed Muhammad Zaigham
Addressing the ceremony, Brigadier Ajmal Hafeez Khan congratulated all winners and participants for their excellent performances. He appreciated the Pakistan Golf Federation for bringing national-level junior golf to Quetta and emphasized that investing in youth is the key to the future success of golf in Pakistan.
He announced that Quetta Golf Club and the Pakistan Golf Federation have joined hands to launch a comprehensive Junior Development Programme in Balochistan, with particular emphasis on ladies' golf coaching and increasing junior participation. The joint initiative will focus on structured coaching, talent identification, regular competitions, and creating opportunities for young boys and girls to pursue golf at the highest level.
Brigadier Ajmal Hafeez Khan also paid tribute to Malik Muhammad Kamran, Tournament Director, for his outstanding dedication and professional management of the championship.
Speaking on the occasion, he said:
"Malik Muhammad Kamran has shown exceptional commitment to the development of golf in Pakistan, particularly in promoting junior golf. His vision, hard work, and professional approach have made this championship a great success. We appreciate his tireless efforts and look forward to working closely with the Pakistan Golf Federation to develop junior and ladies golf in Balochistan."
On behalf of the Pakistan Golf Federation, Malik Muhammad Kamran, Tournament Director, thanked Brigadier Ajmal Hafeez Khan, Quetta Golf Club, sponsors, officials, volunteers, parents, and players for their wholehearted support in making the championship a success. He reaffirmed that the Pakistan Golf Federation remains committed to expanding junior golf throughout the country by providing regular competitions, high-quality coaching programmes, and internationally aligned player development pathways.
The Pakistan Golf Federation believes that partnerships with affiliated clubs and provincial associations are essential to nurturing future champions and strengthening Pakistan's presence in international golf.