“Pro Mai” Save Maksaeng, a legendary swing from Hua Hin. continues to form hot Won the fifth consecutive Japan Senior PGA Championship after shooting a total of 7 under par 137, beating Japan’s Hiroyuki Fujita by 1 stroke to win the “Fukuoka Senior Open Golf Tournament” with a cash prize of 7 million yen, or about 1,800,379 million baht, at the Fukuoka Country Club Par 72 Wariro Course in Fukuoka Prefecture. Japan Sunday, October 30, 2022
Reserved for the final day on Sunday October 30, a 4-under-par 68, a total of 7-under-par 137, won his fifth straight title after winning the Japan Senior Golf Championship (Major), Senior PGA Summit Cup Championship Tsumimoto Corporation, Trust Group Cup , Sasebo Senior Open Golf Tournament by saving after winning that championship. “It’s as impressive as playing professionally in Japan. Although he played for a long time, the success of winning up to 5 titles in a row is unprecedented. this is the first time And I continue to strive At the end of the competition according to this program he will return to play older in Thailand.”
Hiroyuki Fujita scored 4 under par 68, a total score of 6 under par 138, finished second, received a prize money of 855,180.03 baht, as for “small pro” Thaworn Wiratchan Another Thai pro made 4 under par 68, total score of 4 under par 140, finished in 4th place and received a prize money of 1,376,666 yen or 354,074.37 baht.
A young professional from Hua Hin Prachuap Province Khiri Khan still leads the first place, the total prize money of the trip is 60,614,966 yen, or about 15,589,987.41 baht.
Ranking after the last day
1.(-7) 137-Save Maksaeng (Thai) 69-68
2.(-6) 138-Hiroyuki Fujita (Japan) 70-68
3.(-5) 139-Masahiro Kuramoto (Japan) 67-72
4.(-4) 140-Taiji Teshima (Japan) 73-67, Thavorn Wiratchan (Thailand) 72-68, Katsumi Kubo (Japan) 67-73
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