The King, 88, had undergone gallbladder surgery in 2020
After a disappointing score of 78 on the Friday, Sana came back with a one under par 71 on the final round to blow away the opposition with a total 149.
It was obvious that Sana was on a mission with 4 birdies and 2 bogeys with the remainder playing to par on her card, she proved that the first round score was well in the past and getting down to her usual game was the only way to go.
Kavita was unable to hold Sana, but still held on to second place with a total 157 (77 and 80). Angela Scurr managed to scrape into third place two shots behind on 166.
Fourth place and a further two shots behind on 168 was newcomer Sharon Nicoline-Hall from Yas Links Golf Club with AGGC’s Anina Bester on 170 taking fifth place.
Best First Day gross went to Lizette Breytenbach on 82 and best Second Day gross went to Anastasia Bakal of the Emirates Golf Federation on 85.
The most improved gross player over the weekend was AGGC’s Lady Captain Deborah Castle.
The top prize Nett Division went to the popular winner Marion Tennant from the Sharjah Wanderers Golf Club scoring a total nett 147; second place went to long time supporter of sand golf Anne Hornby from Abu Dhabi Golf Club on 149 winning on count back from third placed Sandra Grenet of the Emirates Golf Federation.
The Best nett First and Second days went to Heba Wei of AGGC with 73 and Ashley Anderson from the EGC 72.
The subsidiary Stableford competition was once again won by Yvonne Bolton-Grant of SWGC two shots less than last time with a total of 81 points (43 and 38). One point behind on 80 points was Susan Baron from Emirates Golf Federation, with Kate Davies from AGGC taking third place on 68 points.
The Best First and Second day winners were Anne Fasfous and Mandie Gray both from SWGC on 40 and 31 points respectively.
Other subsidiary prizes went to Sandy Meyer, Anina Bester and Sana Tufail for nearest the pins and longest drives.
Dina Al Khoury, Assistant Manager, Events & Communication, Corporate Communications Department presented the prizes on behalf of National Bank of Abu Dhabi with the assistance of Club Captain Peter McManus and Lady Captain Deborah Castle.
Sana in her acceptance speech thanked the National Bank of Abu Dhabi for their 27 years of support of Ladies Sand Golf and hoped that they will continue to keep the tradition going and reminded everyone that as the UAE celebrates 40th year, Sand golf has also been going that long and is very much alive and kicking in the UAE.
The King, 88, had undergone gallbladder surgery in 2020
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