Raymond Lee (Singapore) led the first day with 71 and went on to shoot 79 & 78 for a 3 round total of 228 to place 2nd.
His performance secures his rightful place as one of Singapore's leading senior amateur golfers..
Congratulations !! - Ahmad Zahar Hayat (Pakistan) the Championship
35th Singapore Open Senior Amateur Championship 2026
Pakistan’s Ahmad Zafar Hayat clinched the overall title at the 35th Singapore Open Senior Amateur Championship 2026 (SOSAC), delivering an impressive performance to put the country on top of the international senior amateur golf event in Singapore.
Ahmad Zafar Hayat carded rounds of 73, 74 and 76 for a three-round total of 223 at +7 over par to secure the championship title.
Another Pakistani golfer, Brigadier (Retd) Omer Ejaz, also produced an outstanding performance, finishing third overall with rounds of 77, 80 and 72, giving him a total of 229 (+13).
Muhammad Abdullah Mannan was the third member of the Pakistan contingent and completed the championship with rounds of 82, 86 and 82, for an aggregate of 250 (+34).
The Pakistan Golf Federation congratulated the senior amateur golfers who travelled to Singapore to represent the country at the prestigious championship where Hayat’s overall victory, coupled with Omer Ejaz’s third-place finish, provided Pakistan with an impressive double podium finish and highlighted the strength of the country’s senior amateur golfers on the international stage.
Photo above - from left to right - Ahmad Zafar Hayat, Ahmad Zafar Hayat and Muhammad Abdullah Mannan
The Asian Seniors Tour wish to acknowledge the members who participated including:
1. Ahmad Zafar Hayat (Pakistan) at +7 returning 73 + 74 + 76 = 223
2. Raymond Lee (Singapore) at +12 returning 71 + 79 + 78 = 228
3. Omer Ejaz (Pakistan) at +13 returning 77 + 80 + 72 = 229
T4. Cheng Oh (Singapore) at +14 returning 77 + 78 + 75 = 230
T4. Liu Weiguo (Singapore) at +14 returning 80 + 75 + 75 = 230
T6. Stewart Lee Beck (USA) at +15 returning 80 + 75 + 76 = 231
T6. U Soe (Myanmar) at +15 returning 79 + 74 + 78 = 231
8. Pushpendra Rathore (India) at +18 returning 82 + 75 + 77 = 234
9. Jimmy Aw (Singapore) at +21 returning 79 + 80 + 78 = 237
10. Yong Cheng Law (Singapore)
Trevor Hillier (Australia)
Henry Choo (Singapore)
Chong Chai Lee (Singapore)
H H Lee (Singapore)
Wai Kin Ooi (Malaysia)
Wei Liong Chin (Singapore)
Wee Peng Siong (Singapore)
Leslie Goh (Singapore)
Lee Francis (Singapore)
Lai Chee Weng (Singapore)
Neo Kee Chye (Singapore)
Lakshman Singh (India)
Charles Baey (Singapore)
Nick Caldwell (England)
Wang Siong Ang (Singapore)
Muhammad Ahmad Mannan (Pakistan)
Chuan Campbell (Singapore)
Maung Thaw Lin (Singapore)
Shah Piau Chan (Malaysia)
Quee Ann Chye Kelvin (Singapore)
Sydney Chee Seng Soo (Singapore)
Sherwant Gill (Australia)
Vijay Kumar (India)
Keong Ong Lau (Singapore)
Alex Ho (Taiwan)
Danny Ong (Singapore)
Thomas Yee (USA)
Siang Hai Giam (Singapore)
Paul Kwek (Singapore)
Yee Seong Wong (Singapore)
William Wong (Singapore)
Yeap Chee Leong (Singapore)
Scott Jalowayski (Austria)
Tong Ngee Pang (Singapore)
Ved Narayan (India)
Sin Ban Chua (Singapore)
Hock Guan Ting (Malaysia)
Audi Capellan (Singapore)
Alexander Chee (Singapore)
Bosco Kwong (Singapore)
Kin Mun Lam (Singapore)
Chee Meng Tham (Singapore)
Steve Chun (USA)
Hui Boon John Ong (Singapore)
Eio Hock Siang (Singapore)
David Lam (Singapore)
Lim Tai Joke Victor (Singapore)
Tong Kui Juan (Singapore)
Syren Johnstone (Hong Kong)
Alun Jones (UK)
Anthony Mitchell (UK)
Willie Ong (Singapore)
Muhammad Ayub Khan (Pakistan)
Past Singapore Open Senior Amateur Champion (SOSAC) winners many who have and continue to play as amateur members on the Asian Seniors Tour and in Asian Senior Masters tournaments include:
2026 - Ahmad Zahar Hayat (Pakistan)
2025 - tournament cancelled
2024 - Stewart Lee Beck (USA)
2023 - Ooi Wai Kin (Singapore)
2022 - Tim Pinnegar (UK)
2021 - David Soh (Singapore)
2020 - not held (COVID-19)
2019 - David Price (Australia)
2018 - David Price (Australia)
2017 - Christopher Chee (USA)
2016 - Christopher Chee (USA)
2015 - William Houng Lee (New Zealand)
2014 - David Foo (Singapore)
2013 - Douglas Williams (USA)
2012 - Lian Ai Hian (Singapore)
2011 - Lakshman Singh (India)
2010 - Alex Ho (Singapore)
2009 - Alex Ho (Singapore)
2008 - Terry Collins (Australia)
2007 - Wigberto "Iggy" Clavecilla (Philippines)
2006 - Tan Ah Lye (Singapore)
2005 - Mohd Rahid Ahmad (Malaysia)
2004 - Thomas Manotoc (Philippines)
2003 - Leong Kong Yon (Malaysia)
2002 - Yang Heng Chok (Malaysia)
2001 - no tournament
2000 - Chang Ho Kwon (South Korea)
1999 - Loh Sing Cher (Singapore)
1998 - Tan Ah Lye (Singapore)
1997 - Sofyan F.A.G. (Indonesia)
1996 - Ong Kheng Huat (Singapore)
1995 - Bryan Phan (Singapore)
1994 - Quek Meng Liat (Singapore)
1993 - Bryan Phan (Singapore)
1992 - Tan Eng Nam (Singapore)
1991 - Tan Eng Nam (Singapore)
1990 - Bryan Phan (Singapore)
1989 - Tay Kwang Jin (Singapore)
For more information please contact;
Ms. Evelyn Lee - GM @ the Asian Seniors Tour
Singapore Mobile: (+65) - 9639 9020
evelyn@asianseniormasters.com
evelyn.asmgolf@gmail.com
Chuan Campbell - Chairman of the Asian Seniors Tour
Singapore Mobile: (+65) - 9634 6497
chuan@asianseniormasters.com
chuancampbell@gmail.com