I was leading two shots going to the 18th hole and drove the ball to the woods for no reason,” said Parinda who walked away with the winning prize money of Bt142,500. But overall I’m quite happy with the way I was playing as it was my best round this week. Kanyalak scored the round’s lowest of 66 for a total 213 to share the second place with Chonlada who hit a 71. Each won the runner-up’s prize money of BT78,730. The sixth circuit of the BT1 Million Singha-SAT Toyota Championship will return to Prachinburi between August 9-11.

Source: The Nation Bangkok July 28, 2017 21:56 UTC