“Pro Meow” and “Pro May” continue from the 2020 Olympic Games, bringing 11 Thai female golfers to compete in the Trust Golf Women’s Scottish Open 2021.
On August 9, 64, 11 Thai female golfers are ready to compete in the Trust Golf Womens Scottish Open 2021, a world-class golf tournament at Dumbarni Link Golf Course, Scotland, which this year has Golf Trust, a leading technology company from Thailand, signed the first year of major sponsorship agreement. Formerly known as the Ladies Scottish Open, the Tournament was founded by Dr Prin Singhanat and is dedicated to working with the next generation of professional golfers. To develop effective golf coaching programs through high technology, education and innovation.
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Two major championship golfers, “Pro Patty” Papangkorn Thawatchanakit and “Promei” Ariya Jutanugarn, are among the stars to watch for the upcoming tournament at the new golf course. Scotland’s latest which is the work of renowned golf course designer Cleve Clark who has been admired by the golf industry around the world. The two young Thai golf stars immediately traveled to Scotland. After completing the mission of the Thai national team athletes at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo
“Pro Patty” Papangkorn Tawatchanakit, 21, is currently ranked 12th in the world rankings by Rolex Rankings and 2nd in the LPGA’s Race to CME Globe. Just produced his best performance from winning the Major ANA Inspiration with six top 10 finishes in the major events.
As for “Prome” Ariya Jutanugarn, former world number one Won 12 LPGA Tour titles, including two at major events, and since 2016, Proma has been in the top 10 at major events. at least once a year
“Prome” Ariya Jutanugarn, 12-time LPGA champion, said: “Mai really likes Scotland. I have fond memories of winning the 2018 tournament, so it’s very special to be here again. But it was a completely different race in a new field. And Mae knows it won’t be an easy tournament. Even so, this year’s stadium is very beautiful. And Mae is proud that the Golf Trust is trying to create more opportunities for Thai golfers. Because there are still many new golfers in Thailand. Their determination and determination is an inspiration to Mae as well.”
This program “Promo” Moriya Jutanugarn will also compete with her sister, Prome, at the Dambarni Link Golf Course as well. Both girls are experienced golfers who have been ranked leaders in the Women’s Scottish Open, with “Prome” Ariya reigning in the 2018 tournament and ranked 5th in 2019, where “Promo ” Moriya finished second in the same year, the two brothers also recently won the Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational team held in Michigan.
Another Thai female golfer to keep an eye on is “Pro Junior” Jasmine Suwannapur, who will also return to Scotland. After winning the runner-up title at the AIG Women’s Open last year. Which is considered her best major show.
“Pro Chin” Atthaya Thitikul, former world number one amateur golfer Also competed in the Trust Golf Women’s Scottish Open this year. The Chinese have made many outstanding performances on the field in the UK. He also won the Smyth Salver award two years in a row as an Amateur Golfer of the Year at the 2018 and 2019 AIG Women’s Open.
In addition, the name “Pro-China” was included in the Ladies European Tour’s history book as the youngest golfer to win the Ladies European Thailand Championship 2017 at just 14 years old. Ranked in the world by Rolex Rankings recently, Pro China took 2nd place in the Honda LPGA Thailand 2021, losing just one stroke to Promey Ariya.
Among the selected golfers is “Pro Jan” Wichanee Meechai, who has made three top 15 performances this season. and ranks 12th in the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, including “Pro Waen” Pranong Petlam, a two-time Ladies European Tour champion, and “Promyo” Pajaree Anannaruk, who recently slashed Emma Talley on Recently, in the playoffs of the ISPS Handa World Invitational and winning his first LPGA Tour title.
As the new main sponsor, Trust Golf aims to create more competitive opportunities for young Thai golfers. And has invited invited players to participate in this competition, such as “Pro Prim” Prima Thammarak, the Symetra Tour card holder, who is the owner of the top 15 to 3 times this season. from retaining his place on the LPGA Tour
“Pro Proud” Chanetti Wansaen, another rising star golf pro who won the qualifying round of Honda LPGA Thailand 2021 at the age of only 16, including “Promind” Trichat Jean, who will travel to compete like a pro. Rim and Pro Dazzling Pro Mind made the best performance in 2019 from PTT Thailand LPGA Masters, holding 6th place in the program. The 4th golfer who will be invited is the Rose Ladies Series Qualifier at Scotscraig Golf. Club on August 7th
Trust Golf, the new main sponsor of this tournament. is Thailand’s leading technology company founded by Dr. Prin Singhanat, who is committed to working with the new generation of professional golfers with the aim of increasing the opportunities of Thai golf to international level. by contract to sponsor the Women’s Scottish Open Trust Golf Tournament, which is the first international tournament in cooperation with the Scottish Government and the Organization VisitScotland which has a long term women’s golf agreement It has been supporting the Women’s Scottish Open since 2007.
It also recently announced a five-year long-term funding agreement to support the program with a budget of up to £6 million through 2025 by the Scottish Government and the Organization. VisitScotland It is one of the world’s largest women’s golf sponsors. Especially the Solheim Cup 2019 that was very successful.
Dumbarny Links Golf Course It’s a new venue. It is one of Scotland’s newest golf courses and also the most acclaimed. Having made a first impression on golf fans around the world when it was launched in May 2020, it is now a must-visit destination for those looking to experience golf on the east coast. This golf course is located on more than a mile and a half of beachfront land. Beautiful with panoramic seaside views of the coastal region of the River Forth that flows into the North Sea (Firth of Forth), surrounded by landmarks like St. Andrews. Kings Barnes Village and Crail Community along the coast.
