Bali Winner Vows to Give His Best in Turkish Airlines World Cup Final
Translated from Indonesian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Muhammad Bramantyo Andaru won the Bali qualifier at New Kuta Golf and Ocean View with a net score of 68.
- He will represent Bali at the grand final in Antalya, Tรผrkiye, alongside Jakarta qualifier Alice Lesmana.
- Ketut Redina finished runner-up and Ida Bagus Surya Antara placed third in Bali.
Muhammad Bramantyo Andaru has earned Bali a place in the grand final of the 11th Turkish Airlines World Golf Cup after winning the qualifier at New Kuta Golf and Ocean View in Pecatu.
Bramantyo posted a net score of 68 in the September 3 competition. Ketut Redina finished second, followed by Ida Bagus Surya Antara. In the skills categories, Rishi Kumar won the menโs nearest-to-the-pin title, while Doris Sim took the womenโs award.
Bramantyo will join the other local winners at the grand final at Gloria Golf Club in Antalya, Tรผrkiye, at the end of December. Turkish Airlines Indonesia General Manager Celal Baykal congratulated him and said the Bali event had been a success.
The Bali event was the 62nd of 139 qualifiers being held worldwide this year. The Jakarta qualifier took place at Damai Indah Golfโs PIK Course on August 20, with Alice Lesmana winning the right to represent the capital at the final.
The tournament says more than 10,000 golfers have taken part in over 130 events across 84 countries since it began in 2013. Finalists will play at Gloria Golf Club and stay at Gloria Serenity Resort, traveling to Tรผrkiye in Turkish Airlines business class.
We thank all the guests who made the Turkish Airlines World Golf Cup in Bali a great success. Once again, this was an exciting tournament in the Turkish Airlines World Cup series. Congratulations to our winner, Muhammad Bramantyo Andaru. We wish him the best when he competes in Tรผrkiye.
Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.