A zero handicap golfer, Kenneally made few mistakes on the way to a 1-under 72 on the rolling layout.

Playing in the group with top Korean golfer M. S. Kim and New Zealander Julian Bennett, Kenneally shot nines of 36-36, mixing three birdies and two bogeys in a steady round.

Graham Finlay, a British national from Almarai Company, took some of the thunder from Shane when he won Division A (0-14) with an amazing 10-under 63, which went on record as the lowest net score since the all-grass course opened for play to the public in 2005.

Finlay, with an 11 handicap, enjoyed one of his best rounds at RGC to finish on 74 gross (35-39).

T. W. Kim, playing off 14 handicap, was first runner-up on 69 from a gross of 83 (40-43), while Swedish 5-handicap golfer Robert Ruth, came in second runner-up on 70  from a gross of 75 (38-47).

Rosario, the hardworking FGA president and RGC Committee member, joined players to post sub-par rounds with a 67 to win by one stroke from Indian Anjum Mulla.

Rosario’s game got an early boost with a birdie on No. 6, his group’s starting hole,  where his second shot landed 10 feet from the cup. Rosario shot nines of 40-44. Mulla, a 17 handicap like Rosario, fired a gross 85 (45-40).

Another Filipino, Dennis Catapang, was second runner-up on 68 from a gross score of 89 (42-47).

The Stableford format Division C for golfers with 22-28 handicap went to John Wood with 42 points. FGA member Zoilo Holganza took the first runner-up prize on 42 points, while 9-year-old David Lloyd Bantug, in his first time to play from the men’s tee, secured second runner-up spot on 39 points.

Patrick Santos took home the award for nearest to pin.

Falcom Financial Services sponsored the tournament through CEO Adeeb Al Sowailin and head of marketing Shanker Bishwas. A total of 106 golfers participated.

Bishwas and RGC Golf Director V. T. M. Rafi awarded the prizes to the winners.