The first leg of the inaugural Srixon Malaysian Junior Development Tour was held successfully at Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Golf and Country Club from 27-29 September.

The event saw a total of 110 juniors separated into three different divisions, each with gross and nett categories for both boys and girls.

Aiden Kei Ahmad Shahruddin and Yan Yinuo triumphed in the Boys A and Girls A categories respectively for players aged 15-18.

Aiden carded rounds of 74, 76, 73 to finish three shots ahead of runner-up Muhammad Ajmal Amin Moh Fajri (75-82-69). Following in third placing was Nathan Wong Tsen Jac with a 234 (84-77-73) total.

Yan Yinuo submitted impressive rounds of 72, 76, 74 to claim first place for Girls A,  (15-18), six shots clear of second-placed Sohniya Chandra Mohan at 228 (75-77-76). Kwak Minji was third on 234 (78-77-79).

In Boys B (13-14), Andrew Yap Yung Cheng conquered the division with a 237 (78-83-76) total. Finishing four shots behind was runner-up Muhammad Adlan Mohamad Nizam at 241 (81-88-72), while third place went to Lim Hao Yu with a total of 245 (83-82-80).

The winner of Girls B (13-14) was Nur Batrisyia Balqis Abdul Ghani who shot 74, 75 and 81 for the tournament for a 230 total. Nur Diana Syafiqah Abdullah finished a distant second at 242 (82-79-81), only two shots ahead of Ngo Yi Belle who tallied 244 (76-81-87).

Meanwhile, Group C (10-12) saw participants competing over two rounds. Daichi Hayashi grabbed first place on 150 with two amazing rounds of 75, while Liew Zun Xin finished second with 157 (81-76), followed by Uwais Alqarni Shahmira at 164 (84-80).

The Girl C category saw Vikasni Laakshithaa Bala Subramaniam finish in first place with scores of 74 and 72 for an impressive 146 total, a massive 15 shots ahead of Jane Sim on 161 (84-77). Park Kyoung Won finished third at 168 (87-81).

Aside from the top five gross prizes in each division, prizes were also given out to the top three nett finishers in every age group. There was also a lucky draw, open to all participants who completed a suvey form.

The junior talents had the opportunity to attend two Masterclass sessions during the three-day tournament - a fitness Masterclass on day one conducted by Jason Moriarty from Dwi Emas International School, and a Photography Masterclass by Oppo on day two.

The second tournament of the four-leg Srixon Junior Development Tour will be held at Royal Perak Golf Club in Ipoh from 18-20 October.

Results
GROSS Top 5
Boys A
223 Aiden Kei Ahmad Shaharuddin 74-76-73
226 Muhammad Ajmal Amin Mohd Fajri 75-82-69
234 Nathan Wong Tsen Jac 84-77-73
234 Adam Harithz Norazril 81-80-73
240 Ammar Alman Mohd Fauzi 80-79-81
Boys B
237 Andrew Yap Yung Cheng 78-83-76
241 Muhammad Adlan Mohamad Nizam 81-88-72
245 Lim Hao Yu 83-82-80
246 Evann Wong Tsen Sze 80-84-82
249 Chan Jun Han 90-83-76
Boys C
150 Daichi Hayashi 75-75
157 Liew Zun Xin 81-76
164 Uwais Alqarni Shahmira 84-80
165 Maverick Chua 84-81
166 Chung King Loong 86-80
Girls A
222 Yan Yinuo 72-76-74
228 Sohniya Chandra Mohan 75-77-76
234 Kwak Minji 78-77-79
238 Siti Nurfarah Fasha Mohamad Hasan 82-76-80
241 Seo Ahreumnuri 78-86-77
Girls B
230 Nur Batrisyia Balqis Abdul Ghani 74-75-81
242 Nur Diana Syafiqah Abdullah 82-79-81
244 Ngo Yl Belle 76-81-87
254 Putri Natasha Ameera Roslee 84-85-85
263 Anessha Eva Velu 90-85-88
Girls C
146 Vikasni Laakshithaa Bala Subramaniam 74-72
161 Jane Sim 84-77
168 Park Kyoung Won 87-81
178 Park Si Yeon 91-87
183 Nurlyana Yasmin Bt Ruzkinan 97-86

NETT Top 3
Boys A
201 Dhesigean Ravichandran 71-67-63
204 Lee Sih Yeon 69-67-68
205 Liew Kuan Keat 67-70-68
Boys B
211 Alif Iskandar Ishak 71-69-71
215 Park Jun Hyeok 78-69-68
223 Lee Tze Ming 73-72-78
Boys C
132 Arrjun Rudra Anilarasu 68-64
133 Li Zi Teng 67-66
137 Chin Jing Sheng 68-69
Girls A
218 Arvinderjit Kaur Alp Jasveer Singh 71-73-74
221 Dalia Nurshukrra Shahrul Izham 74-76-71
221 Aisyah Nabila Mohd Azam 72-73-76
Girls B
190 Lee Hyeonseo 64-64-62
206 Myra Maisyura Muhammad Sofee 70-68-68
225 Hiroka Yamamoto 74-78-73
Girls C
137 Wong Jo Yi 70-67
140 Mavis Chua 70-70
143 Grace Foo 76-67

Note: Players were only allowed to receve one prize each with priority given to the gross category