The Emirates Golf team won five colored medals in the Gulf Cooperation Council of Golf, which concluded its competitions yesterday, in the city of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
The medals were distributed between the gold of the team at the level of the teams, and a golden player, Ahmed Skik, who crowned the Gulf champion, in addition to the bronze of the player Jonathan Silfraj, and the youth team achieved the bronze medal by winning the third place, while the player Mohamed Thabet won the second bronze medal in the individual competitions.
In detail, in the teams ’competitions, the Emirates team for men, consisting of Ahmed Skik, Rayan Ahmed, Wissam Mawlani, and Jonathan Silvrag, won the gold medal with a total of 844 points, at a rate of 20 strikes under the rate. The Qatari team came in second place with a total of 882 points, at a rate of 18 strikes above the rate, while the Bahraini team came third with a total of 887 points, at a rate of 23 strikes above the rate.
At the individual level, Ahmed Skik maintained the top of the competitions throughout the four days of the championship, to win the gold medal with a total of 270 points and an average of 18 strikes under the rate, recording an unprecedented achievement at the Gulf and Arab levels.
The Qatari Daniel Sokolov came second with a total of 285 points and at a rate of three strikes under the rate, while Emirati Jonathan Silvrag ranked third, with a total of 292 points, with an average of four strikes above the rate.
Ahmed Skik expressed his happiness with winning, confirming his aspiration to achieve more successes in the next season, after recovering from the injury that kept him for more than five months from the competitions, praising the support provided by the Golf Federation in the Emirates, considering that this achievement constitutes an incentive for him and his colleagues to provide the best in the future.
. The national team won 5 colored medals in the championship that concluded its competitions yesterday in Jeddah.
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