Charity Golf Tournament Raises Funds for Education and Medicine Initiatives in Thailand
The Golf Association of Thailand under Royal Patronage organized a charity golf tournament to support various projects of the Piti Bhirom Bhakdi Foundation, a non-profit organization that focuses on education and medicine initiatives in Thailand. The event, held at Riverdale Golf Club, attracted many golfers and raised funds for the foundation's projects. The championship team, 'Suanphueng Highland 2', had a combined score of 268 and received a trophy from Mr. Rangsarit Lakitanon, President of the Golf Association of Thailand. The runner-up team, 'Suanphueng Highland 1', had a combined score of 292, and the third-place team, 'PTT', had a combined score of 334.
Key Takeaways:
- The charity golf tournament was organized by the Golf Association of Thailand under Royal Patronage to raise funds for the Piti Bhirom Bhakdi Foundation.
- The event was held at Riverdale Golf Club and attracted many golfers who participated in the stroke play competition.
- The championship team, 'Suanphueng Highland 2', consisted of national golfers Thanawin Lee, Setthawut Kenanan, Achiraya Sriwong, and Thanjira Issarapol, and had a combined score of 268.
- The runner-up team, 'Suanphueng Highland 1', had a combined score of 292, and the third-place team, 'PTT', had a combined score of 334.
- The Golf Association of Thailand will use the income from the competition to support various projects of the Piti Bhirom Bhakdi Foundation, including scholarships, learning equipment, and medical equipment.
- The foundation will focus on supporting 5 educational projects this year: AI technology, sports and recreation, hygiene, safety, and agriculture.
Statistics:
- The championship team, 'Suanphueng Highland 2', had a combined score of 268.
- The runner-up team, 'Suanphueng Highland 1', had a combined score of 292.
- The third-place team, 'PTT', had a combined score of 334.
- The event attracted many golfers who participated in the stroke play competition.
- The Golf Association of Thailand will use the income from the competition to support various projects of the Piti Bhirom Bhakdi Foundation.
Sources:
- The Golf Association of Thailand under Royal Patronage (Thai News Agency, 29 Jun 2025)