From the US, Peter Uihlein secured his second Asian Tour victory of the season, triumphing at the International Series Qatar on Saturday with a five-shot lead.
Peter Uihlein captured his second Asian Tour title of the season with a commanding performance at the International Series Qatar in Doha on Saturday, November 30th.
Building on his victory at the International Series England in August, Uihlein carded a steady 3-under-par 69 in the final round, highlighted by four birdies and a single bogey. His impressive total of 16-under 272 left him five strokes ahead of the competition.
South Africa’s Charl Schwartzel, the 2011 U.S. Masters champion, climbed the leaderboard with a strong 4-under 68, securing second place at 11-under.
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