Prayad Maksaeng Wins 2023 Rueangkit Singha Boonchu Invitational

SINGHA Boonchu Ruangkit 2023 Invitational

Pro Bunchu Rueangkit, the host of the competition, presented the prize money check and championship trophy to the TCT champion, Prayad Maksaeng at the Rancho Charnvee Resort and Country Club. This thrilling event took place on the par-72 course in Nakhon Ratchasima on Friday, November 10, 2023.

The 57-year-old golfer, Prayad Maksaeng, concluded the final round with an impressive 6-under-par 66 to secure victory at the 2023 Rueangkit Singha Boonchu Invitational. His three-day total score of 15-under-par 201 earned him a cash prize of 240,000 baht and the championship trophy. The competition on the Rancho Charnvee Resort and Country Club saw Thammanoon Sriroj come in second with a total score of 12 under par 204, while Udon Duangdecha took third place with a total score of 10 under par 206.

The Professional Golf Association of Thailand, with support from the Sports Authority of Thailand Professional Sports Development Fund, Singha Corporation, Infinite About Grass, EGA, and Udomphanich, organized the event. The competition marked the final match of the 7-event Thailand Golf Champions Tour 2023, providing senior professional golfers aged 50 and over with the opportunity to compete in stroke play over 3 days and 54 holes, vying for a total prize money of 2 million baht between November 8 and 10. During the award ceremony, Pro Boonchu Ruangkit, the Thai swing legend, was honored as the host of the event, while Mr. Methee Suthat Na Ayutthaya, President of the Professional Golf Association of Thailand, graced the occasion with his presence.

Expressing his joy after winning the championship, Prayad Maksaeng said, “I’m glad to be able to do it again. This is the third consecutive championship before the season ends this year. I played carefully, and the final round was another impressive one. Congratulations to Pro Bunchu for organizing a great tournament for everyone to take part in the competition. Thank you to the Professional Golf Association as well as President Methee Suthat Na Ayutthaya, who have always supported senior golfers.”

Thammanoon Sriroj, a golfer from Chonburi, finished in second place with a total score of 12 under par 204, earning a prize of 132,000 baht. Udon Duangdecha, the first 3-event champion of the year from Chiang Mai, claimed the third spot with a total score of 10 under par 206, winning a cash prize of 85,200 baht.

Lert Phakdeepoom secured 4th place with a total score of 5 under par 211, while Myanmar’s Somboon Leelathitikul and Saw Mo tied for 5th with a total score of 4 under par 212. Matthew Richa Cardson and Thanet Saengsui rounded up the top 7 with a combined score of 3 under par 213.

Pro Bunchu Rueangkit (left), host of the competition. Presentation of the prize money check and championship trophy to Prayad Maksaeng, TCT champion, Ruangkit Singha Boonchu Invitational 2023 at Rancho Charnvee Resort and Country Club, par-72 course. Nakhon Ratchasima on Friday, November 10, 2023

57-year-old golfer Prayat Maksaeng finished the final round with an extra 6-under-par 66 to win the 2023 Rueangkit Singha Boonchu Invitational with a three-day total score of 15-under-par 201, receiving a cash prize of 240,000 baht. , is considered a championship trophy. The 3rd card in a row before the end of this season was on the Thailand Champions Tour, with Thammanoon Sriroj second with a total score of 12 under par 204, followed by Udon Duangdecha in 3rd with a total score of 10 under par 206 competing on the Rancho course. Charnvee Resort and Country Club, par 72, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, final on Friday, November 10, 2023.

Professional Golf Association of Thailand With support from Sports Authority of Thailand Professional Sports Development Fund, Singha Corporation, Infinite About Grass, EGA and Udomphanich organized the competition. This is the final match of the 7-event Thailand Golf Champions Tour 2023, giving senior professional golfers (aged 50 and over) the opportunity to compete in stroke play over 3 days, 54 holes, competing for a total prize money of 2 million. Competing between 8-10 November 2023. At the award ceremony, Pro Boonchu Ruangkit, Thai swing legend, was honored as the host of this competition and Mr Methee Suthat Na Ayutthaya, President of the Professional Golf Association of Thailand, was present at the event.

The final round of matches ended on Friday, November 10, with Prayad Maksaeng, a famous golfer from Hua Hin. The owner of the number 1 position on the Japan Senior Tour 3 times and has won the championship 2 times in a row in the Thailand Champions Tour (TCT Tour) this year, has started to stick to the leader group from the first round. Still in strong form, he made 4 birdies in the first 9 holes and an eagle on the par-5 second hole, making the score well ahead of the competition Before the last 9 holes, 1 birdie on the 14th hole and 1 bogey on the hole He added another 10 6 under par 66, making a total of 15 under par 201, winning the championship. Ready to receive a cash prize of 240,000 baht, this is the third consecutive success (triple championship) in the TCT Tour 2023 competition.

He said after winning this championship that “I’m glad to be able to do it again. This is the third championship in a row before the season ends this year. I played carefully and the final was another impressive one. Believe that we are all playing for fun. Congratulations to Pro Bunchu for organizing a great tournament for everyone to take part in the competition. Including the pitch which was set up well. Thank you sport and the Professional Golf Association, including President X Mathee Suthat Na Ayutthaya, who have always supported senior golfers.”

The second result is Thammanun Sriroj, a golfer from Chonburi, owner of 1 event in this year’s TCT Tour on the Phoenix course, trying to push his engine to full speed with 3 birdies from the last 9 holes before finishing the match with a score of 4 under par, 68 generally. A score of 12 under par 204 certifies the champion along with prize money of 132,000 baht, with Udon Duangdecha, the first 3 event champion of the year from Chiang Mai, who started the match well in the first 9 holes before making a mistake and losing 3 bogeys in the last 9 holes finishing the match With a score of 4 under par 68, a total of 10 under par 206, won 3rd place and received a cash prize of 85,200 baht.

4th place is Lert Phakdeepoom who finished with a total score of 5 under par 211, with Myanmar’s Somboon Leelathitikul and Saw Mo tied for 5th with a total score of 4 under par 212, while Matthew Richa Cardson and Thanet Saengsui took 7th place with a combined score of 3 under par 213.

SINGHA Boonchu Ruangkit 2023 Invitational

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