Nepali Golfer Subash Tamang Clinches Victory in IGU 122nd Amateur Golf Championship

Nepal’s rising golf star, Subash Tamang, emerged triumphant at the prestigious IGU 122nd Amateur Golf Championship of India, held at the Royal Kolkata Golf Club. In a gripping final showdown conducted in match-play format and spanning 36 holes, Subash secured a decisive victory over Indian golfer Rohit.

Displaying exceptional skill and composure, Subash dominated the competition, finishing with a commanding lead of 9 holes after the 29th hole. The win not only adds another feather to Subash’s cap but also reinforces Nepal’s presence on the international amateur golfing stage.

In the semi-final match held last Saturday, Subash showcased his prowess by defeating South Africa’s Altin Van Der Merwe, setting the stage for his ultimate triumph in the final round.

Subash Tamang is no stranger to success, having previously achieved double gold at the 13th South Asian Championship hosted in Nepal in 2019. His consistent excellence on the golf course has garnered attention and accolades, establishing him as a promising talent in the sport.

Currently, Subash is honing his skills at the Tarun Sirdesai Golf Academy in Bangalore, India. Adding to his journey of achievements, he has received a scholarship from the Nepal Olympic Committee, paving the way for his participation in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

Subash’s victory in the IGU 122nd Amateur Golf Championship not only brings glory to himself but also reflects positively on the growing stature of Nepali golf on the international scene. His dedication, combined with support from institutions like the Nepal Olympic Committee, showcases the potential for further success in his promising golfing career.