Malaysian pro Winnie on cloud nine after scoring hole-in-one in Chengdu.
Malaysian woman pro golfer Winnie Ng is so pleased after scoring her first-hole-in-one in Chengdu.
PETALING JAYA: It was a memorable outing in Chengdu for Malaysian golfer Winnie Ng as she notched her first hole-in-one as a professional in the just concluded China LPGA's China Women Golf Legacy.
Winnie made her ace on the par-three third hole in the final round at Poly Golf Club.
The 23-year-old made a strong comeback with an impressive five-under 67, carding four birdies against one bogey, to finish tied for 42nd out of 104 players.
Winnie, who carded 75 and 71 in the first two rounds, finished with a total of three-under 213.
Amateur An Zining won the tournament by two strokes with a total of 15-under 201 (67-69-65).
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