Singapore golf faces gloom without a recognised star
Pros are inconsistent, amateurs need uplift before the next SEA Games in August.
QUNICY Quek fires a 66 and 65 (10 birdies) for an 11-under total after two rounds. Carry that score into a major golf tournament, and Quek, a prospective No 1 in Singapore, would be in a position to earn big money. Unfortunately, he was playing at a local professional tournament at Sembawang Country Club, and what he earned was just more than "coffee money", said a fellow professional.
No doubt, if Quek repeats that form in the coming series of Singapore Professional Golfers' Association (SPGA) events and finishes…
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