GOLF ALARAB • PLAYER DIRECTORY
Meet Arab Golf
Discover the players shaping golf across the Arab world. Explore their profiles, achievements and stories, with national flags and links to their recorded tournament results.
MENAdam Bresnu
Rabat-born golfer and Texas Tech Red Raider. He won the 2025 NJCAA Division I individual runner-up spot and the NJCAA Jack Nicklaus National Player of the Year award before continuing his collegiate career.
MENAyoub Lguirati
Developed at the Royal Golf Academy of Agadir, Ayoub Lguirati began playing at 11. He won the first Arab Professional Championship in 2023 and topped Morocco’s professional order of merit in 2018, 2021 and 2023.
MENAhmad Skaik
Ahmad Skaik spent a decade representing the UAE as one of its leading amateurs. In 2025 he won the GCC Men’s Individual Championship at 18-under par and finished 13th at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship before turning professional in November 2025.
MENKhaled Attieh
Saudi professional golfer and Golf Saudi ambassador. His rise from amateur competition to the professional ranks was highlighted when he was named first reserve at the 2025 LIV Golf Riyadh event.
MENOthman Raouzi
Moroccan professional golfer included in the Royal Moroccan Golf Federation’s player directory. Golf Alarab’s records include his 2025 Arab Professional Championship finish; a fuller official bio is still being verified.
MENEl Mehdi Fakori
El Mehdi Fakori is listed among Team Morocco’s professional men by the Royal Moroccan Golf Federation. He placed on the podium at the 2025 Arab Professional Championship.
MENFaisal Salhab
Saudi professional who turned pro in February 2023 and made the cut at the Asian Tour’s International Series Oman in only his second professional start.
MENOthman Al Mulla
Saudi Arabia’s first professional golfer, Othman turned professional in 2019 after 18 years representing the national team. His career includes regional titles and international starts, and he continues to promote golf participation in the Kingdom.
MENShergo Al Kurdi
Raised in England, Shergo represents Jordan. He won Arab junior titles and in 2022 became the first Middle Eastern golfer to make a DP World Tour cut, then won a professional event in England.
MENSaud Al Sharif
Saudi golfer who turned professional in January 2023. As an amateur he made headlines at the 2022 PIF Saudi Open, finishing 32nd overall and among the leading local players.
MENJoshua Grenville-Wood
Dubai-based professional who has competed across the DP World Tour, Challenge Tour, MENA Tour, Asian Tour and Asian Development Tour. Since October 2023, he has represented the UAE.
MENIssa Abou El Ela
Egyptian golfer listed in Golf Alarab’s player roster. We have not yet found a reliable public federation biography or a populated event table for his 2025 page, so this profile remains in verification.
WOMENInes Laklalech
Born in Casablanca, Inès joined Morocco’s women’s national team at age 12. Her 2022 Lacoste Ladies Open de France victory made her the first Arab and North African winner on the Ladies European Tour; she represented Morocco at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
WOMENMaha Haddioui
Moroccan professional and a pioneer for Arab women in golf, Maha became the first Arab woman to play on the Ladies European Tour. She represented Morocco at Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020 (held in 2021) and supports the next generation of golfers.
WOMENSofia Cherif Essakali
Moroccan golfer from Agadir and a University of Arkansas Razorback. She won multiple AJGA junior events, represented Team USA at the 2024 Junior Solheim Cup and has been a regular competitor at the Lalla Meryem Cup.
WOMENLina Belmati
Moroccan professional who began playing at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam in Rabat in 2011. A former tennis player, she turned fully to golf after earning a management degree in 2019 and has competed on LET Access Series and LET pathways.
WOMENIntissar Rich
Amateur golfer represented in Golf Alarab’s UAE roster. The site currently records the 2025 Ladies Open; official biographical details are being verified before publication.
WOMENMalak Bouraeda
Moroccan golfer on the Royal Moroccan Golf Federation’s Team Morocco programme. Her amateur achievements include qualifying for the U.S. Women’s Amateur and playing collegiate golf at the University of Colorado.
WOMENJamie Camero
Amateur golfer listed in Golf Alarab’s UAE player roster. No populated tournament rows or reliable public federation biography have yet been confirmed for the 2025 archive.