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The Solheim Cup, a biennial golf tournament steeped in history and tradition, stands as one of the most prestigious events in women’s golf. Named after the Norwegian-American golf club manufacturer Karsten Solheim and initiated in 1990, the tournament has evolved into an exciting showcase of skill, camaraderie, and national pride.
Golf is the kind of sport that not only shows how much practice you put in it, but also how you approach your practice and the strategies you follow to get the most out of your practice. Have you ever gone to the driving range only to find yourself hitting balls and feel like your golf swing got worse? Or maybe you were trying to get better at putting and you got bored of hitting that 6-foot putt over and over again. These feelings lead to thinking, “What is the point of practicing anymore?”
For true success, it matters what our goals are. And it matters how we go about attaining them. The means are as important as the ends. How we get there is as important as where we go.
The Royal Moroccan Golf Federation, in collaboration with the Arab Golf Federation and in partnership with R&A, is organizing the 42nd edition of the Arab Amateur Golf Championship, which will take place from July 27th to 29th at the Casa Green Golf course. Additionally, it will also host the first edition of the Arab Professional Golf Championship from August 01 to 04 at the same venue.
The world of women’s golf has seen its fair share of rising stars, but none quite as captivating as Ines Laklalech. Hailing from Morocco, she has become the first LPGA Tour member from the Arab world, breaking barriers and making history. Ines’s journey to success has been nothing short of remarkable.
Rose Zhang’s first major as a professional golfer at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship showcased her immense talent and hinted at a promising future. The …
There have been few Arab achievements in the world of golf that are worthy of pride. However, it seems that is about to change as Ines Laklalech, the Moroccan golfer, has achieved a remarkable milestone in Arab golf by becoming the first Arab female player to earn a Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) card, the largest tour for women’s golf. This is a historic achievement for the Arab region.
Ines Laklalech is a name that’s quickly becoming synonymous with Arab Golf excellence. She’s been making waves in the Arab Golf community for the past few years, and her star is only just starting to rise. Over the last couple of years, Ines has broken several records in the history of Arab Golf and has become the first Arab to win on a major golf circuit. Let’s take a closer look at the incredible rise of Ines to stardom.
Nofa Golf Resort is located approximately 100 km to the southwest of the capital Riyadh, Using the desert’s natural contours as a canvas, this meticulously designed course was created and constructed by Barrie Gregson.
Arizona Golf Resort is an exclusive Expat-executive housing community and Golf Resort in Riyadh, the golf resort is a 9 hole Par 34, 2090 yards long.
