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Final scores & prize money

Round 1 Results (Fourball)
61 –Malaysia (Airil Rizman, Iain Steel), Thailand (Thongchai Jaidee, Prayad Marksaeng)
64 – Holland (Robert-Jan Derksen, Maarten Lafeber)
65 – Korea (Lee Seung-Ho, Lee Sung), Chinese Taipei (Lin Wen-tang, Lin Wen-hong), Philippines (Tony Lascuna, Gerald Rosales)
66 - New Zealand (Richard Lee, Stephen Scahill), Singapore (Mardan Mamat, Lam Chih Bing), Pakistan (Matloob Ahmed, Muhammad Munir), Hong Kong (James Stewart, Wong Woon Man)
67 -Switzerland,(Martin Rominger, Robert Wiederkehr),
68 -Slovenia,(Janez Grilc, Andrej Kraljic), Russia,(Igor Korchak, Victor Ostankov), Myanmar,(Zaw Moe, Soe Kyaw Naing)
69 – Mauritius (Billy Narraina, Vishnoo Seeneevassen)
70 – Ghana (Emos Korblah, Victor Brave Mensah)
71 – Uganda (Deo Akope, Godfrey Mande)

Round 2 Results (Foursomes)
131 – Thailand (Thongchai Jaidee, Prayad Marksaeng) 61-70
132 – Korea (Lee Seung-Ho, Lee Sung) 65-67
133 – Philippines (Tony Lascuna, Gerald Rosales) 65-68
133 - New Zealand (Richard Lee, Stephen Scahill) 66-67
133 – Holland (Robert-Jan Derksen, Maarten Lafeber) 64-69
135 - Chinese Taipei (Lin Wen-tang, Lin Wen-hong) 65-70
136 – Myanmar (Zaw Moe, Soe Kyaw Naing) 68-68
136 – Malaysia (Airil Rizman, Iain Steel) 61-75
138 – Singapore (Mardan Mamat, Lam Chih Bing) 66-72
140 - Hong Kong (James Stewart, Wong Woon Man) 66-74
141 – Switzerland (Martin Rominger, Robert Wiederkehr) 67-74
142 – Pakistan (Matloob Ahmed, Muhammad Munir) 66-76
144 – Slovenia (Janez Grilc, Andrej Kraljic) 68-76
147 – Ghana (Emos Korblah, Victor Brave Mensah) 70-77
148 – Mauritius (Billy Narraina, Vishnoo Seeneevassen) 69-79
150 – Russia (Igor Korchak, Victor Ostankov) 68-82
151 – Uganda (Deo Akope, Godfrey Mande) 71-80

Round 3 results (Fourball)
194 – Holland (Robert-Jan Derksen, Maarten Lafeber) 64-69-61
194 – Thailand (Thongchai Jaidee, Prayad Marksaeng) 61-70-63
197 – Myanmar (Zaw Moe, Soe Kyaw Naing) 68-68-61
197 – Philippines (Tony Lascuna, Gerald Rosales) 65-68-64
198 - Korea,(Lee Seung-ho, Lee Sung) 65-67-66
199 - New Zealand (Richard Lee, Stephen Scahill) 66-67-66
202 – Singapore (Lam Chih Bing, Mardan Mamat) 66-72-64
203 – Malaysia (Airil Rizman, Iain Steel) 61-75-67
204 - Chinese Taipei (Lin Wen-tang, Lin Wen-hong) 65-70-69
206 – Switzerland (Martin Rominger, Robert Wiederkehr) 67-74-65
208 - Hong Kong (James Stewart, Wong Woon Man) 66-74-68
210 – Slovenia (Janez Grilc, Andrej Kraljic) 68-76-66
211 – Pakistan (Matloob Ahmed, Muhammad Munir) 66-76-69
217 – Ghana (Emos Korblah, Victor Brave Mensah) 70-77-70
217 – Mauritius (Billy Narraina, Vishnoo Seeneevassen) 69-79-69
222 – Uganda (Deo Akope, Godfrey Mande) 71-80-71
224 – Russia Igor Korchak, Victor Ostankov) 68-82-74

Round 4 Results (Foursomes)
258 –Thailand (Thongchai Jaidee, Prayad Marksaeng) 61-70-63-64
261 – Holland (Robert-Jan Derksen, Maarten Lafeber) 64-69-61-67
266 - New Zealand (Richard Lee, Stephen Scahill) 66-67-66-67
267 – Korea (Lee Seung-Ho, Lee Sung) 65-67-66-69
268 – Philippines (Tony Lascuna, Gerald Rosales) 65-68-64-71

(The top-five teams qualify for the Omega Mission Hills World Cup)

269 – Singapore (Lam Chih Bing, Mardan Mamat) 66- 72-64-67, Malaysia (Airil Rizman, Iain Steel) 61-75-67-66
272 – Myanmar (Zaw Moe, Soe Kyaw Naing) 68-68-61-75
273 - Chinese Taipei (Lin Wen-Tang, Lin Wen-Hong) 65-70-69-69
274 – Switzerland (Martin Rominger, Robert Wiederkehr) 67-74-65-68
280 – Pakistan (Matloob Ahmed, Muhammad Munir) 66-76-69-69, Hong Kong (James Stewart, Wong Woon Man) 66-74-68-72
283 - Slovenia(Janez Grilc, Andrej Kraljic) 68-76-66-73
290 – Ghana (Emos Korblah, Victor Brave Mensah) 70-77-70-73
298 – Uganda (Deo Akope, Godfrey Mande) 71-80-71-76
303 – Russia (Igor Korchak, Victor Ostankov) 68-82-74-79
303 – Mauritius (Billy Narraina, Vishnoo Seeneevassen) 69-79-69-86