UAE Cup, results
The title went to Australia with a 185 (61, 64, 60, -25), beating South Korea, which finished second with a 188 (-22). England finished in third place with a 189 (-21), Austria and the Czech Republic in fourth place with a 192 (-18), and Morocco in sixth place with a 193 (-17). The teams consisted of a male and a female player from the same country, and each team’s lowest score was recorded for each hole.
In the women’s all-around, Natalia Aparicio (Asolo Golf Club) finished ninth with a 213 (73, 66, 74, +3). South Korea’s Yun Seo Yang won with a 203 (67, 73, 63, -7), finishing two shots ahead of Australia’s Ella Scaysbrook, who finished second with a 205 (-5), six ahead of Austria’s Johanna Janisch, who finished third with a 209 (-1), seven ahead of Czech Veronika Kedronova and Turkey’s Deniz Sapmaz, who finished fourth with a 210 (par), and eight for the Indian. Ananyaa Sood, who finished sixth with a 211 (+1). Yang is eligible to compete in one Ladies European Tour event in Australia in 2026.
In the men’s race, Australian Kayun Mudadana won with a score of 196 (63 68 65, -14) after a play-off with Englishman Eliot Baker (196 – 64 67 65). Behind them were the Korean Seonghyeon An and the German Hendrik-Luka Schmitz with 199 (-11) and with 202 (-8) the other Korean Minsu Kim and the Moroccan Hugo Mazen Trommeter. In 28th place with 215 (74 71 70, +5) was Giovanni Daniele Binaghi, in 63rd with 234 (+24) Riccardo Fabretti (Golf Brianza), in 69th with 241 (+31) Riccardo Bianchi (Ambrosiano) and in 79th with 251 (+41) Francesco Mauro (Golf Pordenone). Emanuele Galeppini (Rapallo) retired after one lap. The winner will be invited to two events of the HotelPlaner Tour 2026 in the United Arab Emirates. The Italian team was accompanied by Alberto Binaghi, head coach of the men’s national team.
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