KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian golfer Ashley Lau managed to recover from a slow start in the opening round to lead the local challenge at the 2024 Maybank Ch...
: Malaysian golfer Ashley Lau managed to recover from a slow start in the opening round to lead the local challenge at the 2024 Maybank Championship, today.
After carding a one over 73 score yesterday, Ashley managed to hit six birdies and two bogeys in par four second and 12th hole. Meanwhile, Malaysian amateur Mirabel Ting was unable to continue her impressive performance as she scored a three over 75 to finish joint 44th with an overall two under 142.
The Sarawakian said she was frustrated with today’s performance after just hitting two birdies at 15th and 17th holes.
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