- 24
- Nov.
- 2024
Lebanese golf continues to rack up successes and honor its colors, with two silver medals won at the 43rd edition of the Arab Golf Championship, held in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. A remarkable performance for the Lebanese team, confirming its status as an emerging force in Arab golf.
Lebanese golf confirms its rise on the Arab scene with an outstanding performance at the 43rd edition of the Arab Golf Championship, held in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The Lebanese delegation won two silver medals in this regional competition, which brought together the best Arab teams.
In the veterans' team category, Lebanon took second place with a total of 317 strokes, 29 strokes over par, behind Morocco (310 strokes) and ahead of the UAE (325 strokes), who completed the podium. This exceptional result not only demonstrates the cohesion of the Lebanese team, but also its ability to compete with the top nations in Arab golf.
In the individual veterans' category, Sheikh Moussa al-Zein honored Lebanon by winning the silver medal with a score of 158 strokes, 14 over par. A high-level performance that reflects his consistency and commitment to the competition. This second-place finish is a great achievement, further strengthening Lebanon's reputation on the international golf scene.
Promising results for Lebanese golf
These two silver medals add to a series of solid results for Lebanese golf, which continues to evolve steadily. Individually, Sheikh Zein finished just behind Morocco's Suleiman Brada, who won the gold with 151 strokes, and ahead of his compatriot Rachid Akl, who tied the score of 159 strokes with Moroccan Jamal Manaa. This podium, with a 2nd and a 3rd place, reflects the talent of Lebanon's emerging generation and the country's growing competitiveness in this discipline.
A Message of resilience and ambition
With this performance in Ajman, Lebanon establishes itself as a rising power in Arab golf. The successes of the veterans' team and the individual podium finishes suggest bright prospects for the future of Lebanese golf. This double silver medal is much more than just a sports achievement; it embodies a message of resilience, determination and ambition. Despite the internal challenges it faces, Lebanon continues to shine on the international stage, showing the world that its athletes are ready to face adversity and proudly represent their country.
The President of the Lebanese Golf Federation, Karim Salim Salam, who accompanied the delegation, expressed his pride and dedicated these victories to the resilient Lebanese people, a poignant tribute to all those who continue to support sports despite the daily challenges.
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