The disappointing performance of Pakistani players in the Asian Games Golf has come to light, after 2 rounds of competition, none of the players from Pakistan could make the cut-off.
Salman Jahangir, who scored par on the first day, played 2 over par on the second day.
Qasim Khan played 5 over on the second day, totaling 6 over par while Umar Khalid’s score after 2 rounds was 12 over par.
In men’s golf, three players from Pakistan missed the cutoff and were out of the medal race.
In Women’s, Parkha Ejaz played 5, Ramsha Ejaz 8 over par on the second day, so both players of Pakistan could not make the cut-out.
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