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The national golf team won four medals at the Arab Junior Championship, held in Egypt, consisting of two silver medals and two bronze medals.
The team secured the silver medal in the under-16 category at the team level, amidst the participation of 112 players from 13 Arab countries.
On an individual level, national team player Salem Al-Abdallat won the silver medal in the under-14 category, while Theo Haddad won the bronze medal, and Adam Al-Mazaideh finished in ninth place.
In the under-18 category competitions, Mohammad Al-Rawashdeh won the bronze medal, while Abdulrahman Al-Daher came in eighth place in the under-21 category.
The awarding ceremony was attended by the Cultural and Media Advisor at the Jordanian Embassy in Egypt, Alaa Al-Zyoud, who congratulated the team players on their achievements, praising their efforts and performance, and calling on them to continue working to raise Jordan's name high in Arab and international sports forums.
The team was represented during the championship by players: Salem Al-Abdallat, Theo Haddad, Adam Al-Mazaideh, Mohammad Al-Rawashdeh, and Abdulrahman Al-Daher, led by Technical Director Amer Radi, and managed by Federation Director Yassin Yassin.
The Jordan Golf Federation valued the efforts of the players and the technical and administrative staff, expressing its pride in the results achieved, and confirming its continued work to develop the players' level and enhance the presence of Jordanian golf in Arab and international championships.
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