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Al-Shafei, Jiong, and Scarelo win Madinaty Open Golf Championship
Published in Ahram Online on 22 - 11 - 2020

Abdel-Moneim El-Shafei, Juan Jiong, and ThorayaScarelo snatched the top spots in the first Mardinaty Open Golf Championship, held at Madinaty golf courses on Friday and Saturday. The results of the competition were:
Strokeplay Division (Gross)
In the ladies' competition, Thoraya Scarelo came in first with a score of 158, with 16 strokes over par. Dina Abul-Ela came in second with a score of 171 strokes, plus-29. Sofiya Eissa followed with a score of 175 and 33 strokes over par.
Men's Strokeplay Flight
Abdel-Moneim El-Shafei won the men's competition with 150 strokes, plus-8, beating Omar Nagi with 2 strokes. Mohamed Abul-Ela came in third with 153 strokes, plus-11.
Ladies'Strokeplay Flight
With an eagle and 140 strokes, Thoraya Scarelo won the first place in the ladies' competition. Sofiya Eissa and Dina Abul-Ela came in second, scoring 155, with 13 strokes over par.
Men's Strokeplay Flight
Juan Jiong won the first place with 135 strokes, minus-7, beating John Sainz who scored 140 with an eagle. Peter Rosh, Carol Kim, and Mohamed Hamdan scored 142 on a 142-par course, with the three golfers sharing the third place.
The competition was praised for its organisation, services, quality of courses, and the lively spirit between the competitors. Ayman Hussein, head of the Egyptian Golf Federation, said the competition was ideal in terms of organisation and hosting. On the challenging course, the competition was intense, he added.
The head of the Egyptian Golf Federation said the first Madinaty Open Golf Competition was a great addition to the sport in Egypt and is in line with the policy of development the federation adopts to widen the base of the sport and increase the number of golfers.
Hassan Ismail, a golfer in the national team, concurred. He called on youth to play golf to learn about patience, passion, and focus. It is a sport “practised in vast green spaces and awe-inspiring natural sceneries, such as on the golf courses of Madinaty,” Ismail said.
English golfer John Sainz said the championship was exquisitely organised. He praised the quality of the Madinaty golf courses, saying the Madinaty championship is one of the best tournaments he has ever taken part in worldwide in terms of the professional organisation and the significant service.
Russian golfer Angelina Gordiko said Madinaty's is the best golf course in which she practised the sport in Egypt. It is a difficult course, which makes the game more competitive, she stated, adding that she prefers challenging games.
More than 90 golfers from about 10 nationalities competed for two days in the first Madinaty Open Golf Competition on Madinaty's golf courses which were designed according to the latest international standards by Robert Trent Jones Junior, one of the most famous golf course architects in the world. He designed more than 270 golf courses in about 40 countries and his architectural designs were selected among the best worldwide.
Madinaty's golf courses are managed by Troon, one of the world's best companies specialising in managing and maintaining golf courses.


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