Rising Junior Talents Show Resilience and Skill at the 4th Leg SportExcel-MILO-NSC Circuit
- 📅 November 3, 2026
- ⏱️ 12:00 pm
The 4th Leg SportExcel-MILO-NSC Malaysian Junior Premier Elite Golf Circuit 2026 concluded on 2 November 2026, at Kinrara Golf Club. Over three days of stroke play competition, 68 junior golfers across Boys and Girls A, B, and C divisions put their developing skills to the test.
While these young athletes are still honing their craft and building tournament experience, the event highlighted promising performances and valuable learning moments across all categories.
Tournament Highlights & Category Results
- Boys A (Ages 16–18):
South Korea’s Tomoaki Takahashi secured 1st place with a 3-round total of 223 (+10), followed closely by countryman Ahn Seunghyun at 224 (+11). Jaehoon Cheong completed a South Korean podium sweep in 3rd place with 228 (+15). Notably, Malaysia’s Muhammad Aslan Bin Muhamad Rozaime fired a remarkable single-round of 59 in Round 3 to showcase his scoring potential. - Boys B (Ages 13–15):
Alex Lee (Malaysia) recorded the lowest overall 54-hole score of the entire tournament, finishing at 220 (+7) to capture top honours. Fellow Malaysians Raja Muhammad Syakir Raja Mohd Sukry (229, +16) and Nor Aalim Hilmi Bin Normazni (231, +18) earned 2nd and 3rd places, respectively. - Boys C (Ages 10–12):
Che Faidh Amsyar (Malaysia) led the field with a total score of 239 (+26). Ahmad Taufeeq Bin Ahmad Thareez took 2nd with 243 (+30), and Ammar Hakim Bin Anuar Hafiz placed 3rd with 250 (+37). - Girls A (Ages 16–18):
Choi Yunseo (South Korea) finished on top with a 3-round score of 233 (+20). Malaysia’s Khu Yuan Puah took 2nd place with 249 (+36), followed by Savina Violla Jeevaratnam in 3rd. - Girls B (Ages 13–15):
Local players swept the top spots, with Raissa Binti Ahmad Zuhaili taking 1st place at 247 (+34), Ng Voen Xuan in 2nd at 249 (+36), and Izz Zayani Bt Mohd Irman in 3rd at 256 (+43). - Girls C (Ages 10–12):
Liang Yan (Yanice) from China won the division with a total of 239 (+26). Japan’s Hana Miura and Malaysia’s Kayla SJ Tan tied at 251 (+38), with Hana taking 2nd place following a Countback (OCB) decision.
Short-Game Fun: The PGAM Chipping Challenge
In addition to the main 54-hole competition, Day 1 featured the PGAM Chipping Challenge, organised by the PGA of Malaysia. Designed to encourage short-game skill development in a relaxed, engaging setting, the challenge gave juniors an opportunity to showcase their precision around the greens.
Congratulations to the winners:
- Maruto Aramoto – 20 pts
- Hana Miura – 15 pts
- Quintus Teh Juin Zer – 11 pts
- Antonio Ng Zu Jay – 10 pts
- Liang Yan (Yanice) – 10 pts
- Tan Zi Shaun – 8 pts
- Julius Lee Wei Xuan – 8 pts
- Muhammad Aslan Bin Muhamad Rozaime – 6 pts
- Li Yi Jun – 3 pts
Building Momentum Towards the Grand Final
Beyond the podium finishes, the 4th Leg offered invaluable high-pressure tournament experience for all 68 competitors. With the circuit entering its final stretch, the points earned at Kinrara Golf Club will prove crucial in determining the order-of-merit standings. As these young athletes refine their games and build resilience, attention now turns to the upcoming season finale, where the nation’s top junior golfers will battle it out for ultimate circuit honours.
Click the event page button below for the complete final scores and photo gallery.
