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Observer
05-05-2025
- Sport
- Observer
Omani golfers set to compete at Pan Arab Golf
MUSCAT: The Sultanate of Oman is set to participate in the 2025 Pan Arab Junior and Ladies Golf Championship, scheduled from May 7 to 10 in Cairo, Egypt. This tournament, organised by the Arab Golf Federation in collaboration with the Egyptian Golf Federation, will be held at two premier venues: Madinaty Golf Club and Katameya Dunes Golf Club . Oman are among the 13 nations confirmed for the championship, alongside Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates and host nation Egypt. Team Oman's inclusion underscores the country's commitment to nurturing golf talent and engaging in regional competitions. The Oman team comprises of the following players in Ladies section: Huwaida al Barwani, Sheikha al Ghaithi and Wafa al Hadhrami. The Girls U16 team include Miraeri Sampat and Yasmin al Kathiri. The Boys U13 team include Yusuf al Rumhi and Taimur al Busaidy while the Boys U18 team is represented by Pransh Jagwani. Board members Ahmed al Jahdhami and Nikhil Sampat will accompany the delegation. Coinciding with the championship is a 'Golf Festival' at Madinaty Golf Club, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Arab Golf Federation. The festival aims to increase public engagement with golf and will feature performances by The Trick Shot Boys, appearances by international golf education experts, entertainment activities, prize giveaways, and food and beverage options.
Muscat Daily
04-05-2025
- Sport
- Muscat Daily
Rising Omani golfers set for pan-Arab championship in Egypt
Muscat – A team of Omani golfers is preparing for the 2025 Pan Arab Junior and Ladies Golf Championship taking place from May 7 to 10 in Cairo, Egypt. The tournament will be held on two premier courses – Madinaty Golf Club and Katameya Dunes Golf Club – under the auspices of Arab Golf Federation in collaboration with Egyptian Golf Federation. Oman will be among 13 nations vying for honours alongside regional powerhouses such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE and host Egypt. Other participating countries include Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Qatar and Tunisia. The participation underscores the sultanate's growing investment in golf and sports development. The national squad will compete in multiple age categories, showcasing a mix of experienced and emerging talent. Representing Oman in the ladies' category are Huwaida al Barwani, Sheikha al Ghaithi and Wafa al Hadhrami. The Girls U16 category will see Miraeri Sampat and Yasmin al Kathiri in action, while Pransh Jagwani will represent the country in the Boys U18 group. Yusuf al Rumhi and Taimur al Busaidi will compete in the Boys U13 category. Adding to the excitement, this year's championship coincides with a special golf festival at Madinaty Golf Club commemorating the 50th anniversary of Arab Golf Federation. With golf steadily gaining traction among youth in Oman, the tournament presents a valuable platform for the nation's young athletes to test their skills against the region's best and gain international exposure.
Times of Oman
04-05-2025
- Sport
- Times of Oman
Oman to compete at Pan Arab Junior and Ladies Golf Championship in Egypt
MUSCAT: A contingent of talented young golfers will represent Oman at the 2025 Pan Arab Junior and Ladies Golf Championship, to be held from May 7 to 10 in Cairo, Egypt. The prestigious event, hosted by the Arab Golf Federation in collaboration with the Egyptian Golf Federation, will be staged across two of Cairo's premier courses – Madinaty Golf Club and Katameya Dunes Golf Club. Oman will join 12 other nations including Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates, and hosts Egypt – a strong lineup that reflects the growing competitiveness and appeal of golf in the Arab region. The Oman Golf Association has fielded a promising squad across four categories. The ladies team comprises Huwaida Al Barwani, Sheikha Al Ghaithi, Wafa Al Hadhrami while the U16 girls team include Miraeri Sampat and Yasmin Al Kathiri. The boys U18 squad is represented by Pransh Jagwani while the boys' U13 team consists of Yusuf Al Rumhi and Taimur Al Busaidi. The Omani delegation will be accompanied by Ahmed Al Jhdhamy and Nikhil Sampat, both board members of the Oman Golf Association. In conjunction with the championship, a Golf Festival will be held at Madinaty Golf Club to mark the 50th anniversary of the Arab Golf Federation. The festival aims to increase public interest in the sport through a blend of entertainment and education, including: Oman's participation not only highlights the nation's growing investment in golf development but also offers valuable international experience for its emerging players. The championship provides a vital platform for junior and female golfers to compete at a high level, gain exposure, and build camaraderie with peers from across the Arab world.
Khaleej Times
26-03-2025
- Sport
- Khaleej Times
UAE gear up for 2025 Pan Arab Junior and Ladies Golf Championship in Egypt
The United Arab Emirates will take centre stage once again at the 2025 Pan Arab Junior and Ladies Golf Championship, as the nation's rising stars prepare to showcase their talent in Cairo from May 7 to 10. The prestigious tournament, hosted by the Egyptian Golf Federation and sanctioned by the Arab Golf Federation (AGF), will be played across two premier venues - Madinaty Golf Club and Katameya Dunes Golf Club. As one of the region's strongest emerging golf nations, the UAE has consistently produced standout performances in recent AGF tournaments, both at the individual and team levels. The upcoming championship presents another golden opportunity for Emirati golfers to test themselves against the best players from across the Arab world. A Platform for UAE's Rising Stars The UAE has been a dominant force in regional golf, thanks to its structured development programs and a thriving junior circuit. With the Emirates Golf Federation (EGF) playing an instrumental role in nurturing young talent, the country has seen an influx of skilled players making their mark on the international stage. Team UAE will enter the championship with high expectations, drawing confidence from their previous strong showings in AGF events. Competing in multiple divisions—including junior boys and girls, as well as the ladies' category—UAE golfers will look to build on their recent successes and bring home more silverware. Omar Hisham Talaat Moustafa, newly appointed President of the Egyptian Golf. Federation, expressed his enthusiasm saying: 'It is an honour for Egypt and the EGF to host the first amateur event on the Arab Golf Federation's 2025 calendar. Co-hosting the championship at Madinaty and Katameya Dunes marks a new chapter for golf in Egypt under the Federation's new leadership. 'We have ambitious plans to elevate the sport and bring top-level amateur and professional tournaments to Egypt, the Arab world, the MENA region, and Africa,' He added: 'For the first time, this year's championship will actively encourage public attendance, especially from Madinaty City. We are organizing a 'Festival of Golf' at Madinaty Golf Club on Thursday and Friday, with golf activations, entertainment, live music, and food stations.,' said Moustafa. 'We aim to attract families, youth, and individuals of all backgrounds to enjoy the game in a fun and welcoming environment—and hopefully begin their journey in golf through our 'Pyramid of Learning' approach.' "We look forward to showcasing our outstanding golf facilities, welcoming everyone with the warmth of Egyptian hospitality, and delivering an unforgettable experience for all players, delegations, guests, and spectators.' A Tournament Steeped in Tradition The Pan Arab Junior and Ladies Golf Championship is a cornerstone event in the AGF calendar, featuring five divisions across different age categories. Many of these divisions have a rich history, with some being contested for over two decades. The championship will welcome golfers from 16 Arab nations, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Morocco, and host nation Egypt. For the first time, the tournament will actively encourage public attendance, creating a festival-like atmosphere at Madinaty Golf Club. Fans will have the chance to witness the region's top amateur golfers in action while enjoying live entertainment, food stations, and interactive golf experiences aimed at growing the game among new audiences. Looking Ahead With UAE players poised to make a significant impact at the championship, the tournament is expected to reinforce the nation's standing as a powerhouse in Arab golf. As the countdown begins to the opening tee shots in Cairo, all eyes will be on Team UAE as they strive to add another chapter of success to their growing legacy in the sport.
