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Terrence Ng wins second Hong Kong Men’s Close Amateur title

The 21-year-old is the first to defend his crown since 1993 after his one-stroke victory

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Terrence Ng receives his trophy from HKGA president Mark Chan. Photo: Daniel Wong
SCMP Reporter

Terrence Ng fired closing rounds of 69 to win his second Hong Kong Men’s Close Amateur Championship on the New Course at Fanling yesterday.

In doing so, the 21-year-old became the first player since Scott Rowe in 1993 to successfully defend his title and can now look forward to playing alongside the professionals at the 2016 UBS Hong Kong Open.

Hong Kong Golf Association’s Ng shot a four-round total of 285 for a one-stroke victory over Hong Kong Golf Club’s Max Wong and HKGA teammate Leon D’Souza.

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“To win back-to-back feels really special,” said a delighted Ng. “I got off to a slow start in round three [in the morning] but four birdies in a row got me going and I kept it up from there.”

I got off to a slow start in round three [in the morning] but four birdies in a row got me going and I kept it up from there
Terrence Ng

“This is a big year for me. Making the cut in the Hong Kong Open is one goal while getting into the team for the Eisenhower Trophy is another,” added the national team player.

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