Itthipat Buranatanyarat net worth
The 22-year-old Thai compiled a career-best winning total of 20-under-par 268 at the Raffles Country Club’s par-72 Palm course to take home the winner’s prize purse of $17,500 and six world ranking points. The victory also earned him a prized spot at the $1 million SMBC Singapore Open which will be played at the Sentosa…
The 22-year-old Thai compiled a career-best winning total of 20-under-par 268 at the Raffles Country Club’s par-72 Palm course to take home the winner’s prize purse of $17,500 and six world ranking points.
The victory also earned him a prized spot at the $1 million SMBC Singapore Open which will be played at the Sentosa Golf Club’s Serapong course from January 28-31.
Newcomer Suradit Yongcharoenchai, also of Thailand, scored a 67 to take second place while overnight leader Tirawat Kaewsiribandit slipped to third place with Filipino veteran Antonio Lascuna on 272.
Quincy Quek and Choo Tze Huang emerged as the highest-placed Singaporeans in tied-11th place on 277 following rounds of 68 and 70 respectively at the Players Championship, which is the first ADT event to feature in the lion city since the burgeoning Tour was inaugurated in 2010.
Starting the round with a one-shot deficit, Itthipat opened with three straight birdies to take over the lead from overnight leader Tirawat.
He dropped a shot on the fifth but recovered strongly with another three consecutive birdies from the eighth before sinking another birdie on 15.
“I got off to a really strong start. That gave me quite a bit of confidence heading into the round. I told myself to stay calm and not get ahead of myself out there. I just stick to my own game plan. I am very happy with my win and very excited to play on the Asian Tour next week. It’s a very good opportunity for me,” Itthipat, who is nicknamed ‘Boom’, said after his round.
Itthipat Buranatanyarat net worth
According to the Golf live: Asian Tour Ranking, Itthiphat is estimated to be worth $134,192.
