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Sunday 7 March 2010European TourYear in Review
Seung-yul wins Maybank Malaysian Open
Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia · Thursday 4 to Sunday 7 March 2010 · Noh Seung-yul’s win no. 1 on the European Tour · purse US$2,000,000 USD · Maybank
The headline is set by GNN from the record. Reports from the papers of the day are below as they are found.
The weather
11 h 57 m
of daylight on the final day, the sun 81° up at noon, and that night a last-quarter moon (computed from the date and the place).
- R133°/25°C · wind 7 km/h WNW, gusts 23 · 4.8 mm rainERA5 reanalysis at the course Open-Meteo, ERA5 reanalysis
- R233°/26°C · wind 7 km/h N, gusts 27 · 25.3 mm rainERA5 reanalysis at the course Open-Meteo, ERA5 reanalysis
- R332°/25°C · wind 10 km/h WNW, gusts 30 · 4.8 mm rainERA5 reanalysis at the course Open-Meteo, ERA5 reanalysis
- R432°/25°C · wind 10 km/h NNW, gusts 27 · 3.1 mm rainERA5 reanalysis at the course Open-Meteo, ERA5 reanalysis
The name over time
Not yet traced: its earlier names, sponsors and courses come with research.
The ones it got away from
- K J Choi KOR · 275Birdied the 18th from five feet to tie Noh at 13 under, then Noh chipped to 18 inches at the par-5 last for a winning birdie. Teenage South Korean wins (Asian Tour news release, all final totals) - Scottish Golf View
156 started, 79 made it
Same week
DP World Tour event
Maybank Malaysian Open
Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club, Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
4 of 5 researched
Winner
Noh Seung-yul
Runner-up not yet researched.
From the papers
Scottish Golf View (Asian Tour news release)
7 March 2010
This is more special than my first win
Scottish Golf View (Asian Tour news release)
7 March 2010
It was so hot and I wasn’t in the right mind to think. I just kept it simple and I wanted to get it on the green on 18 and make par.
Scottish Golf View (Asian Tour news release)
7 March 2010
He is one of the most powerful young talents coming up. The way that he controls and hits the ball is like no other and I think he has a very bright future.
Top 10
| Pos | Player | Rounds | Total | To par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Noh Seung-yul | 69 · 70 · 67 · 68 | 274 | −14 |
| 2 | K J Choi | 67 · 70 · 69 · 69 | 275 | −13 |
| T3 | Rhys Davies | 65 · 69 · 71 · 71 | 276 | −12 |
| T3 | Soren Hansen | 70 · 67 · 69 · 70 | 276 | −12 |
| T3 | Kiradech Aphibarnrat | 68 · 69 · 68 · 71 | 276 | −12 |
| 6 | Danny Willett | 72 · 69 · 68 · 68 | 277 | −11 |
| T7 | Johan Edfors | 69 · 69 · 69 · 71 | 278 | −10 |
| T7 | Thongchai Jaidee | 66 · 71 · 69 · 72 | 278 | −10 |
| 9 | Jason Knutzon | 73 · 67 · 72 · 67 | 279 | −9 |
| T10 | Peter Lawrie | 69 · 72 · 71 · 68 | 280 | −8 |
| T10 | Angelo Que | 70 · 67 · 72 · 71 | 280 | −8 |
| T10 | Mark Brown | 71 · 71 · 72 · 66 | 280 | −8 |
| T10 | Rahil Gangjee | 68 · 75 · 66 · 71 | 280 | −8 |
The golfer
born 1991-05-29, Gangwon Province, South Korea; KOR; turned pro 2007; age 18 that week; tour wins to date: 1; majors to date: 0; world No. 266 that week (OWGR rankBefore (week 10, 2010) from OWGR player profile events table).
What’s in the bag
No bag on file yet