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THE THE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FOR KARACHI GOLF CLUB MEMBERS Pakistan's top golfers will be seen in action in the 27th Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS) Open Golf Championship to be played at the picturesque Karachi Golf Club (KGC) from September 13 to 16. The CNS Open is counted among the most prestigious championships on the national golf calendar. Rear Admiral Muhammad Saleem Hl(M), Commander Karachi, will be the chief guest at the opening ceremony of the championship and will formally inaugurate the Championship carrying a lucrative prize basket of Rs11.1 million. ln addition, there is a brand new Toyota Fortuner for the first hole-in-one during the championship. The CNS Open has a rich history. ln 1995, Pakistan Navy instituted the CNS Open Golf Championship at KGC, to add a national level golf event on the calendar of Pakistan Golf Federation. Ever since, it has become a regular and major event on the national golf circuit. Such events provide a unique opportunity to showcase Paklstan's positive image to the world as a peace and sports loving nation and also promote healthy activities in the society. The regular conduct of this event is the manifestation of PN's commitment towards the promotion of golf at the national and international levels. This year's Championship will be played in the following eight categories: Professionals, Senior Professiona ls, J u n ior Professiona ls, Amateu rs, Seniors, Vetera ns,

Ladies and Juniors.

ln 2022, Pakistan's top professional Shabbir lqbal made history when he won the CNS Open for a record 13th time. After back-to-back par rounds in the second and third rounds, it seemed that lqbal had almost fallen out of the race for the title. After all, at a three-day aggregate of 2!3 C3), Shabbir was six shots behind the leader, Peshawar's

Muhammad Naeem going into the final round.

He was struggling with his driver and putter and it seemed that the final round would witness a battle between the likes of Naeem, Muhammad Munir and Hamza Amin for the coveted title. But Shabbir, by far the most successful golfer in Pakistan's history, almost always clicks when it matters the most. The seasoned professional from lslamabad fired a sizzling six-under-par 66 in the final round - the best score of the contest - to force a playoff against Munir and then won it to lift the prestigious trophy.

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seiiors& Ladles Rs looo/- cotu& d€id€d (rl At the prize distribution ceremony of the championship, Shabbir received the CNS Open Trophy and the winner's cheque from chief guest Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan

Niazi, Chief of Naval Staff.

A player must ensure following on the course:(i) Not to treat the course as practice area. Golfers must avoid playing more than one ball on the course to hone their skills. lt only adds to unnecessary wear & tear to the course.(ii) Not to drive the Golf Carts in prohibited areas. (iii) Ensure that golf bags are not brought onto the green, and when removing Flagstick no damage is done to the surface of greens. (iv) Before leaving a bunker, member must carefully fill-up and smoothen over all holes and footprints made by him. (v) Always remember to fill divots and repair pitch marks on the greens.

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Dear Members,

ln the arena of golf course management a lamentable state of affairs often befalls the members of golf courses. A situation that revolves around the lack thereof of equipment and the vexing absence of finances. lt is called a symphony of misfortune, an unholy alliance of two major shortcomings that would threaten the existence of any golf course, wherever it may be. The inadequacy of the required equipment dovetailed with the gilded specters of fiscal insufficiency is a threat of great magnitude. Golf courses cannot quench their thirst with the ethereal elixir of enthusiasm alone, nor can they sustain losses perpetually without dire consequences. At present we are seeing the advent of golf courses of the likes of Rumanza and Bahria Town and our gallant club and course is left parched and peering through the stained glass of longing. At present our need for basic equipment such as rough mowers (1 crore), a new fairway mower (1-.5 crore), 6 new green master cutting machines (2.70 crore), a new spraying machine (1.50 crore) and a first cut machine (1.20 crore) are of utmost urgency. Even in this rarefied air of leisurely pursuits, we cannot escape the tyranny of necessity. Without the tools our aspirations for this second home mean nothing. The need for finances is much maligned by the double impact of inflation and a decaying greens complex. As of now our club is headed for a major loss as all expenses have come to levels never seen before. Minimum wage requirement, cost of all inputs and cost of maintenance are now sending us hurtling to a record loss. However we aim to address all these major issues with a combination of an increase in subscription, a greens sponsorship programme and a major effort to increase revenue. The Club stands as an unwitting protagonist in a comedy of errors created by the winds of economic change visiting our beloved country at present. I assure you this committee is well aware of the dangers of today and tomorrow and we are hard at work addressing the issues at hand. All that is required is the support of the members in these testing times. As for present conditions, we have faced the advent of no sun for a six week stretch. A record for Karachi I am told. The sun has returned and so will the good condition on the course. Thank you for your patience.

Good golfing to you all.

BilalRafiMuneer

Club Captain

The 116th edition of the Pritchard Cup, the

country's oldest golf tournament, was played at the Karachi Golf Club on August 19 and20,2023.

The event served as the KGC's Club

championship with the gross winner of the

Amateur category getting crowned as the

Club Champion. He gets a reserved 'Club

Champion' parking spot at the Club.

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Soon after the Karachi Golf Club was

established in 1888, the first tournament was held for the Pritchard Cup donated by C.B Pritchard, lCS. Aspresident of the Sind Club in 1886-87

Mr Pritchard was actively involved in

establishing golf as a regular feature of the sports activities of the Sind Club.

For some odd reason this cup was

ordered from Perth, which remained the source of supply of medals and cups until 1896 when the Hamiltons opened a branch in Bombay.

By 1898 the Club had prospered to such

an extent that the cash money of the

Pritchard Cup was increased to Rs20

and the Honorary Secretary was given a discretionary allowance of Rs5 monthly towards employing a clerk. This year, Omar Khalid fired scores of 71and72 (one-under par 143) to win the

Pritchard Cup by six strokes. Arsalah Shikoh

Khan finished as the runner-up with an

aggregate of 749.

The Pritchard Cup turned out to be a keenly

contested encounter with leading players of the Club battling for the Club Champion title. ln the amateurs net category Cdr Asad

Yasin won the top honours with a net

aggregate of 143 while Maj lshtiaq Khattak finished as the runner-up.

Running concurrently with the Pritchard Cup

was Maj Gen Hayauddin Memorial Cup contested by the seniors. Played over two days, the event saw M.A. Mannan winning the title by seven strokes with a gross aggregate of 749. Khalid J. Siddiqi was the runner-up.

RESUTTS

116th PRITCHAR CUP

19th & 2fth August, 2023

,UNIORS

Main Event 18 Holes

RunnerUp Net SulemanAmanullah 75 NetWinnerNet Gibran Khan 70 Net

Runner Up Gross Bhan Nawab 89 Gross

Winner Gross Abdullah Bilal 86 Gross

ITDIES

Main Event 18 Holes

Runner Up Net Faila Amanullah 80 Net

Winner Net Humera Khalid 74 Net

Runner Up Gross Amna Amjad 84 GroosWinnerGross Aania Farooq 78 Gross

Habib lbrahim Rahimtoola Cup

VEIERANS

Main Event 09 HolesRunnerUpNet GpCaptAftabAKhan 37Net

Winner NetCdre Obaidullah 35 Net

Runner Up Gross Rehan Mirza42 Gross

Winner Gross Brig Latif 42 Gross

Maj.Gen.M. Hayauddin Memorial Cup

SENIORS

Main Event 36 Holes

Runner Up Net

Winner Net

Runner Up Gross

Winner Gross

Karachi Cup 2023

Runner Up

Winner

AMATEURS

Main Event 36 Holes

Runner Up Net

Winner Net

Runner Up Gross

Winner Gross & Club

Champion 2023

Ahsan A. Siddiqui 145 Net

Lt.Col Ashaar Riarvan 143 Net

Khalid J Siddiqi 156 Gross

M A Mannan 149 Gross

MajSharieel

lsmailAllawala

Maj. lshtiaq Khattak 139 NetCdrAsadYasin 139 Net

Arsalan S Khan 149 Gross

ln the net category Col Ashar

Rizwan won with a score of 143

while Ahsan A. Siddiqui was the runner-up.

The veterans competed for the

Habib lbrahim Rahimtoola Cup

which was won by BrigLatif (42 gross). Rehan Mirza was the runner-up. Cdre Obaidullah won the net title while Gp Capt Aftab A

Khan was the runner-up.

ln the ladies category, Aanya Farooq won the gross title while Amna

Amjad finished second. Humera

Khalid won in the net category

followed by Fariya Amanullah.

Abdullah Bilal won the Juniors title

with a gross score of 86 while

Ehsan Nawab was the runner-up.

ln the net category Gibran Khan was victorious followed by Suleman

Amanullah.

0mar Khalid143 Gross

lsmailAllawala Wins Karachi Gup

The Karachi Cup is one of the most keenly-

contested tournaments on the KGC calendar. Played on the matchplay format, Karachi Cupproduces exciting results every year. This year, the surprise package of the tournament was lsmail Allawala who took up golf a few years ago.

He defeated a number of more experienced and

highly-rated opponents in a series of close encounters to reach the final of Karachi. ln thefinal he faced the seasoned Maj Sharjeel, one of the leading players of KGC. lsmail beat Sharjeel in a tough encounter to win theprestigious Karachi Cup. lsmail received his trophy from Mr Khurram Khan, Vice President KGC, during the prize distribution ceremony ofthe Pritchard Cup on August 20,2023. Ladies Monsoon Masti Golf Tournament was played on Sunday

August 6lh 2023. To facilitate 23lady golfers an 18 hole and at hole match was arranged by Lady Captain Fawzia Naqvi on

stroke play format. There were separate prizes for both the categories. lt was a fun- filled golf outing and lady golfers thoroughly enjoyed playing as the weather was cool. The exciting Monsoon Masti Match was followed by a sumptuous lunch.

Subsidiary Prize

Closest To Pln

Blue Hole No # B

Closest To Pin

Yellow Hole No # 1 1

Longest Drve

Blue Hole No # 3

Longest Drive

Red Hole No # 4

Team EventI Holes Match

1st Runner Up Net

1st Runner Up Gross

Runner Up Net

Runner Up Gross

Winner Net

Winner Gross

Team Event

18 Holes Match

1st Runner Up Net

'1 st Runner Up Gross

Runner Up Net

Runner Up Gross

Winner Net

Winner Gross

RESULTSLadies Monsoon Masti Golf Tournament

6th August 2023

ilame

Amna Amjad

Humera Khalid

Amna Amjad

Aania Farooq

Name

Rahat Moin

Najma lslam

Nida Haq

Fawzia Naqvi

Shazia Shahid

Amna Amjad

l{ame Score

Nida Arieen 84 Net

Aania Farooq 78 Gross

Tabassum Sharif 76 Net

Daniyah Syed 76 Gross

Humera Khalid 74 Net

Abiha Syed 76 Gross

Distance

31 Ft

8 Ft 10 lnch

213 Yds

225 Yds

Score 435

51 Gross

44 Net

50 Gross

36 Net

41 Gross

This year Karachi has been spared bythe monsoon

clouds as the city did not receive the sort of heavy showers that left its infrastructure in a bad shape in recent years.

Though there have been little rains, the overall

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