Pakistan's Ahmad Zafar Hayat wins Singapore Open Senior Amateur Championship
Hayat carded a three-round aggregate to claim the overall title at the 35th edition of the tournament in Singapore.

Pakistan's Ahmad Zafar Hayat clinched the overall title at the 35th Singapore Open Senior Amateur Championship (SOSAC) 2026, putting the country on top of the international senior amateur golf event held in Singapore.
Hayat carded rounds of 73, 74 and 76 across the three days of competition, for a three-round aggregate that secured him the overall crown.
The Singapore Open Senior Amateur Championship draws senior amateur golfers from across the region, and Hayat's win adds to Pakistan's record in international amateur golf competitions.
Further details on the runner-up standings and the full leaderboard were not immediately available.
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