Qasim Ali Khan of Lahore Gymkhana continued his impressive form at the Alfalah Amateur, maintaining the lead after the second round with a gross aggregate of 140 and positioning himself strongly for the title decider on Sunday. His steady play across the course underlined a composed approach that has kept him ahead of a competitive field.
Qasim’s round showcased consistent shot-making and calm in pressure moments, attributes tournament officials and golfing analysts have highlighted as signs of a seasoned national-level performer. His ability to manage key holes and stay error-free proved decisive as the tournament progresses.
Young talent Saad Habib of Multan sits in second place on 144, four strokes adrift and firmly in contention heading into the final round. Saad’s display has been one of the standout stories at the Alfalah Amateur, underlining the depth of emerging amateur talent across Pakistan.
Other contenders remain within reach after solid second rounds. Zayd Omer posted a gross aggregate of 148, while Muhammad Mansha and national golfer Hussain Hamid of Royal Palm finished tied on 148. Experienced campaigners Salman Jehangir and Mohammad Shoaib also remain within striking distance and are expected to press for top spots as the final day unfolds.
In the seniors category, Taimur Shabbir of Lahore Gymkhana delivered a standout performance, firing a brilliant 67 to take the outright lead. Ahmed Zafar Hayat of Gymkhana holds second position while Mohsen Zafar is placed third, with Shabbir’s round demonstrating that senior division competitors are producing championship-quality golf.
With multiple players eyeing honours across categories, the Alfalah Amateur promises an exciting finish on Sunday as leaders and chasers battle for titles. Spectators and local golf followers can expect a competitive final round as Pakistan’s amateur scene continues to showcase promising talent.
