The Grand Finals will be hosted by British golf legend Sir Nick Faldo where champion players from several nations will lock horns for supremacy.
#WHERE IS KHALID FROM SERIES#
The winners of all categories will earn the right to represent Pakistan in the Faldo Series Asia Grand Finals to be held in Vietnam later this year.
In the girls under-16 category, sole participant Ayesha Kashif scored 104 for an aggregate of 203. In the girls under-21 category, national ladies champion Humna Amjad (167) carded 82 to take a three-shot lead against Daniah Syed (170). In third place is Islamabad’s Irtiza Hussain at 164. In the boys under-16 category, Mardan’s Laraib ur Rehman is leading the pack with an aggregate of 159, just one shot ahead of Ashash (160). Hamza Zahid Khan is tied with Damil for the second place at 171. That was because favourite Damil Ataullah (171) from Lahore had an off day and returned with a card of 88. In the boys under-21 category, Nadir Khan (163) accumulated an eight-stroke lead despite carding 84 in the second round. He is followed by defending champion Yashal Shah in fourth place at 168. In third place is Abdullah Arif (167) who scored 83. Trailing Omar by 24 strokes in the boys under-18 category is Sameer Sayeed (166), who carded 81 in the second round to take the second spot. He now has a 36-hole aggregate of 142 (-2). Khalid got a job in Dubai, and that is where he met Salama. He went to school in the UAE, and after high school, Khalid studied Operations. His only blemish came in form of a bogey on the par-5 14th hole where his second shot landed at the root of a tree. Khalid was born in the UAE to an Emirati father and a Scottish mother. On Saturday, Omar made birdies on holes 3,9,11 and 13.
From the main parking area you only need to hike around 5-10 minutes to reach the main pool, where you will also find a restaurant and toilets. While almost all other competitors in the tournament have struggled with windy conditions and fast and unpredtctable greens at Airmen, Omar has been in his element and has been playing near perfect golf. As already mentioned Wadi Bani Khalid is a desert oasis, where you can expect to find emerald water pools and lush palm trees surrounded by rocky ravines and steep cliff faces.
#WHERE IS KHALID FROM FULL#
Omar, who carded 73 in the opening round of the three-day tournament, was in full flow in the second round as he made four birdies to lead his category - the boys under-18 - by a whopping 24 strokes.Īn A levels student of Nixor College, Omar is now a firm favourite to also win the overall championship trophy as he has a 17-stroke lead over the rest of the pack.
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