ASEAN PGA Qualifying School @ Malaysia (Johor) 2023

Els Club Desaru - Sun 12 to Wed 15 March

Ladies (open) & Super Seniors (men aged 65+) – WHITE tees

Seniors (men aged 50+) – BLUE tees

Men (open under 50) – BLACK tees 

ASEAN PGA Qualifying School package - US$ 850 entry fee - package includes:

- Welcome Dinner @ Nelayan on Sun 12 Mar @ 7.00pm

- 3 rounds of golf - buggy & caddy on Mon 13, Tue 14 and Wed 15 March

- 1 goodie bag - T Shirt, Cap & 1 tube ASEAN PGA Pro V1 golf balls, etc

- practice round on Sun 12 March - optional - extra charge - subject to availability

- daily on course F&B and refreshments

Present and past members of any recognised PGA and or Tour are NOT required to under go Qualifying school and are automatically eligible to join the ASEAN PGA.

All participants are required to have in place their own golfer and or a personal insurance policies, and accept that by registering to participate and subsequently playing in this event that they do so at their own risk, and agree to absolve the event organiser, its agents and the golf club from any and all liability.

For more information please contact ;

Ms Evelyn Lee - GM - Asian Senior Tour

Evelyn@asianseniorstour.com

Evelyn.asmgolf@gmail.com

(+65) 96399020 

Chuan Campbell - Chairman of the Asian Senior Tour

chuan@asianseniorstour.com

chuancampbell@yahoo.com

(+65) 96346497

ASEAN PGA and Asian Seniors Tour – Successful Q School Candidates

congratulations and a warm WELCOME to successful Q School candidates and New Members !!

2023 – Indonesia (Batam) – Tony Hutchinson (England)

2022 – Singapore – Sandip Talukdar (Singapore)

2022 – Singapore – Nitin Talwalkar (Canada)

2022 – Malaysia (KL) – Fergus Lee Wen Tze (Malaysia)

2022 – Malaysia (KL) – Goh Kian Yong (Malaysia)

2022 – Malaysia (KL) – Choo Kin Meng (Malaysia)

2022 – Malaysia (Johor) – Andy Patterson (Scotland)

2022 – Indonesia (Batam) – Richard Briscoe (England)

2022 – Vietnam (HCM) – Jamie Nguyen Ngoc Bao (Vietnam) 

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Richard McGhie (Australia)

2022 – Indonesia (Jakarta) – Rudy Halim (Indonesia)

2022 – Indonesia (Batam) – Abhinav Gorawara (India)

2022 – Indonesia (Batam) – Allard Bernhofen (Australia)

2022 – Indonesia (Jakarta) – Dirk Goetz (Germany)

2022 – Indonesia (Jakarta) – Michel Le Quellec (France) 

2022 – Indonesia (Jakarta) – Bob Indrasasana (Indonesia)

2022 – Indonesia (Jakarta) – Kemal Pawaka (Indonesia)

2022 – Indonesia (Jakarta) – Han HY (Korea)

2022 – Indonesia (Jakarta) – SK (Korea)

2022 – Indonesia (Jakarta) – Danang (Indonesia)

2022 – Indonesia (Jakarta) – Zulkarnaen (Indonesia)

2022 – Indonesia (Jakarta) – Nachimuthu Ramasamy (Malaysia)

2022 – Indonesia (Jakarta) – Mohd. Anuar Ebrahim (Malaysia)

2022 – Indonesia (Jakarta) – Azizi Munir (Malaysia)

2022 – Malaysia (KL) – Mohd. Rashid Ismail (Malaysia)

2022 – Malaysia (KL) – Tony Lam Kong Loong (Malaysia)

2022 – Malaysia (KL) – Abdul Rahman (Malaysia)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Muhd. Syakir (Brunei)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Brian Chiew (Brunei)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Mohd. Qawim Fakhri (Brunei)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Mohd. Aritz Maldini (Brunei)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Wirahadikusuma (Brunei)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Samarth Dwivedi (India)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Azlan Fauzy (Malaysia)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Dine Zikri Malaysia (Malaysia)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Hilmi bin A. Rahman (Malaysia)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Mohd Rozaini (Malaysia)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Nor Heikal bin Nor Hadi (Malaysia)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Sheikh Ahmad Faiz (Malaysia)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Woon U Minn (Malaysia)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Enrico Gallardo (Philippines)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Justin Han Wen Yuan (Singapore)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Vikkash Babu (Singapore)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Maitri Ariyasajjakur (Thailand)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Poj Prajaktanantorn (Thailand)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Somboon Leelathitikul (Thailand)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Thaya Limpipolpaibul (Thailand)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Udorn Duangdecha (Thailand)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Vanchai Luangnitikul (Thailand)

2022 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Ryoto Furuya (USA)

2021 – Singapore – Kim Das (India)

2021 – Singapore – David Rae (Scotland)

2021 – Singapore – David Whiteing (Australia)

2021 – Singapore – Jonathan Woodward (England)

2021 – Singapore – Ved Narayan (India)

2021 – Singapore – Tim Pinniger (Singapore)

2021 – Singapore – Anthony Mitchell (England)

2021 – Singapore – Kelvin Kwok (Singapore)

2021 – Singapore – Ron Teo (Singapore)

2021 – Singapore – Mark Sayer (Australia)

2021 – Singapore – Andrew Low (Singapore)

2021 – Singapore – Eugene Oei (Singapore)

2021 – Singapore – Kunal Shah (India)

2021 – Singapore – Aaron Warnke (USA)

2021 – Singapore – Peter Bradley (Australia)

2021 – Singapore – Francis Koh (Singapore)

2021 – Singapore – Joe Lai (Singapore)

2021 – Singapore – Pier Sigismondi (Italy)

2021 – Singapore – Jeffrey Ho (Singapore)

2021 – Singapore – Dev Dhiman (UK)

2021 – Singapore – Jaylee Nair (Australia) - ASEAN Ladies PGA

2021 - Singapore – Gary Kwek (Singapore) 

2020 – Malaysia (Johor) – Calvin Wong Chin Tong (Malaysia)

2020 – Malaysia (Johor) – Ahmad Murtadza bin Mat Nuri (Malaysia)

2020 – Malaysia (Johor) – Mohd. Fadil bin Nasir (Malaysia)

2020 – Malaysia (Johor) – Nor Azmi bin Abu Talib (Malaysia)

2020 – Malaysia (Johor) – Ronedin bin Osman (Malaysia)

2019 - Thailand (Bangkok) - Guarav Ghei (India) 

2019 - Malaysia (Johor) - Ouaychai Phuripanyanont (Thailand)

2019 – Thailand (Nakhon Nayok) – Thaworn Wiratchant (Thailand)

2019 – Malaysia (Johor) – Hambran Daswan (Malaysia)

2019 – Malaysia (Johor) – Idris Ngah (Malaysia)

2019 – Malaysia (Johor) – Sazali bin Adan (Malaysia)

2019 – Malaysia (Johor) – Tajudin bin Supian (Malaysia)

2019 – Malaysia (Johor) – Sazali bin Nasir (Malaysia)

2019 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Dato Rosdin bin Modh. Yusup (Malaysia)

2019 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Nadarajan A/L Karuppiah (Malaysia)

2019 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Mohd. Saiffudin Yong (Malaysia)

2019 – Malaysia (Johor) – Sa'Adon bin Mohd. Yusof (Malaysia)

2018 – Malaysia (Johor) – Mohd Rosidi bin Mohdamed (Malaysia)

2018 – Malaysia (Johor) – Mohd Ibrahim bin Omar (Malaysia)

2018 – Malaysia (Johor) – Stephen Murphy (UK)

2018 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Ali bin Haliim (Malaysia)

2018 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Mohd. Azizul bin Ismail (Malaysia)

2018 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Abdul Latif bin Jamian (Malaysia)

2018 - Thailand (Bangkok) - Manas Saengsui (Thailand) 

2017 - Malaysia (Johor) - Mike Zilco (Australia) 

2017 - Indonesia (Batam) - Scott Puzey (USA) 

2017 – Thailand (Nakhon Nayok) – Chuck Kholi (India / USA)

2017 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Chris Ponniah (Malaysia)

2017 – Malaysia (Johor) – Jason Liu Yan Ming (New Zealand)

2017 – Malaysia (Johor) – Dato Sharil Muha Muhaiyar (Malaysia)

2017 – Malaysia (Johor) – Zakaria bin Mohammad (Malaysia)

2017 – Malaysia (Johor) – Mohd Nasir bin Othman (Malaysia)

2017 – Malaysia (Johor) – Abdul Mohd Khalid Ali (Malaysia)

2016 – Malaysia (Johor) – Sandeep Phalnikar (India)

2016 – USA (Houston) – Frans Van Baal (Holland)

2016 – USA (Houston) – Wim Schulpen (Holland)

2016 – Hong Kong – Rudy Spaan (Holland)

2016 – Indonesia (Batam) – Irwan Syah Bahar (Indonesia)

2016 – Indonesia (Batam) – Manuel Djunako Suryahimsa (Indonesia)

2016 – Indonesia (Batam) – Wardinam Banitra (Indonesia)

2016 – Indonesia (Batam) – Jimmy Ponti Lim (Indonesia)

2016 – Indonesia (Batam) – Suharsono (Indonesia)

2016 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Richard Stevens (Malaysia)

2016 – Thailand (Pattaya) – Charles Ireland (England)

2016 – Malaysia (Johor) – Jay Jhaveri (India)

2016 – United Kingdom – Anthony Lawrence (England)

2016 – Malaysia (Johor) – Mahmud Hassan (Malaysia)

2016 – Thailand (Bangkok) – Geoffrey McLaws (Australia)

2016 – Thailand (Bangkok) – Jonathan Cooper (Wales)

2016 – Malaysia (Johor) – Arun Murugappan (UK / India)

2016 – Malaysia (Johor) – Mark Lamb (UK)

2016 – Thailand (Nakon Nayok) – Thingon Jansomboon (Thailand)

2016 – Indonesia (Batam) – Gunnasegeran (Malaysia)

2016 – Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh) – Tony Lawrence (UK / England)

2016 - Taiwan (Taipei) - Lu Wen-Teh (Taiwan)   

2015 - Thailand (Bangkok) - Ahmad Bateman (Brunei)   

2015 - Taiwan (Taipei) - Lu Chien-Soon (Taiwan)   

2015 – Malaysia (Johor) – Dean Tingley (Canada)

2015 – Malaysia (Johor) – Mike Jones (USA)

2015 – Malaysia (Johor) – Darren Murphy (Australia)

2015 – Malaysia (Johor) – Roszali Baharuddin (Malaysia)

2015 – Malaysia (Johor) – Mark Pawley (England)

2015 – Malaysia (Johor) – Chuan Campbell (Scotland)

2015 – Malaysia (Johor) – Laurent Nguyen Kim Ky (Vietnam)

2015 – Australia (Perth) – Yoshiro Yokomine (Japan)

2015 – Australia (Perth) – Robin Miller (Australia)

2015 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Aliman Musri (Malaysia)

2015 – Indonesia (Batam) – Ng Ah Hock (Malaysia)

2015 – Malaysia (Johor) – Ser Lee (Laos / USA)

2015 – Malaysia (Johor) – Chia Xiong (Laos / USA)

2015 – Lao (Vientiane) – Paul Her (Laos / USA)

2015 – Indonesia (Jakarta) – Kim Young Saeng (Korea)

2015 – Thailand (Bangkok) – Mark Langhammer (USA / Singapore)

2014 – Malaysia (Johor) – Garry Barker (Australia)

2014 – Malaysia (Johor) – Sul Valera (Philippines / Australia)

2014 – Malaysia (Johor) – Jim Cessford (UK / Scotland)

2014 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Ly Pheng (Laos / USA)

2014 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Steven Bell (Malaysia)

2014 – Indonesia (Batam) – Morgan Tan (Singapore)

2014 – Indonesia (Batam) – Roger Van Baal (Holland)

2014 – Indonesia (Batam) – Ismail Ibrahim (Malaysia)

2014 - Taiwan (Taipei) - Mike T. Elliott (Australia)   

2014 - Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) - Danilo del Santos (Philippines)   

2014 - Indonesia (Batam) - Abraham (Indonesia)   

2013 - Taiwan (Taipei) - Hsieh Chin-Sheng (Taiwan)   

2013 - Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) - Josefino Hernandez (Philippines)   

2013 – Malaysia (Johor) – Din Besi (Malaysia)

2013 – Indonesia (Batam) – Chris Yeo (Singapore)

2013 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Jannie Venter (South Africa)

2012 – Malaysia (Johor) – Rene Larsen (Denmark)

2012 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – William Houng-Lee (New Zealand)

2012 - Taiwan (Taipei) - Lu Chien-soon (Taiwan)   

2012 - Sri Lanka (Victoria) - Mike Harwood (Australia)   

2012 - Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) - Andrew Argus (Australia)   

2012 - Indonesia (Batam) - Maan Nassim (Indonesia)   

2012 - China (Beijing) - Chung Chun Hsing (Taiwan)   

2011 - Indonesia (Batam) - Warban (Indonesia)   

2011 - England - Peter Fowler (Australia)   

2011 - Brunei - Chris Williams (South Africa)   

2011 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Kym Olsen (Australia)

2011 – Malaysia (Johor) – Peter Barkker (Holland)

2011 – Thailand (Bangkok) – Jamnian Chitprasong (Thailand)

2010 – Thailand (Bangkok) – Scott Puzey (USA)

2010 – Thailand (Bangkok) – Mus Deboub (Holland)

2010 – Thailand (Bangkok) –  Eddie Bagtas (Philippines)

2010 – Cambodia (Siem Reap) – Ly Thuch (Cambodia)

2010 – Cambodia (Siem Reap) – Renato Gaviola (Philippines)

2010 - Indonesia (Batam) - M Ramayah (Malaysia)   

2010 - England - Bill Longmuir (Scotland)   

2010 - Brunei - Boonchu Ruagnkit (Thailand)   

2009 - Indonesia (Batam) - David Ng Khim Nguan (Singapore)   

2009 - Brunei - Mike Cunning (USA)   

2009 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Mike Sinkison (Australia)

2009 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Reid Sheftall (USA / Cambodia)

2008 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Simon French (UK / England)

2008 - Thailand (Phuket) - Cheng Sun Te (Taiwan)   

2008 - Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) - Sutep Bunpimuk (Thailand)   

2008 - Indonesia (Batam) - Ron Hendrie (Australia)   

2007 - Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) - Chen Tsang Te (Taiwan)   

2007 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Clayton Wallace (Canada)

2006 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Robert Fraser (UK / Scotland)

2006 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Rickard Hogberg (Sweden)

2006 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) – Thomas Enslow (Sweden)

2006 - Thailand (Phuket) -Chung Chun Hsing (Taiwan)   

2005 - Malaysia (Johor) - Stewart Ginn (Australia)   

2004 - Singapore - Amphon Maneerat (Thailand)

2003 - Singapore - Choi Yoon Soo (Korea)