2010 Maybank Malaysian Open

2010 Maybank Malaysian Open

Korean teenage sensation Noh Seung-yul claimed a dramatic one-stroke victory over illustrious countryman K.J. Choi with an audacious final-hole birdie on Sunday for a closing 68 in the $2m co-sanctioned event.

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Round 1
Triple-chasing Thongchai one behind Davies and Garrido.

Round 2
A chip-in eagle gives Kiradech Aphibarnrat the clubhouse lead.

Round 3
Three late birdies give Kiradech share of lead with Davies.

About the Course
The refurbished Kuala Lumpur G&CC is host for a second time.

Final Scores/Prize Money
Round by round results, placings, earnings and scores of the entire field.

PREVIOUS TOURNAMENT WINNERS

2009: Kang wins with final hole birdie

2008: Atwal triumphs in playoff

2007: Hedblom wins again 11 years on

2006: Charlie Wi clinches title

2005: Thongchai retains title by three

2004: Thongchai aces his way to victory

2003: Atwal holds off Goosen

2002: Forsyth's first European Tour win

2001: Vijay wins at third extra hole

2000: Taiwan's Yeh Wei-tze wins by one

1999: Norquist lands 2nd Malaysian title

1998: Winner - Edward Fryatt (USA)

1997: Winner - Lee Westwood (Eng)

2010 ASIAN TOUR

Complete Schedule and Results

Current Asian Tour Order of Merit

Current Official World Golf Ranking

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Tournament Summary

Venue: Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club
Dates: March 4-7, 2010
Purse: US$ 2,000,000
Winner: US$ 333,330
Defending Champion: Anthony Kang (US)
Co-sanctioned event: Asian & European Tours

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