NAKHON NAYOK, Thailand – Stetson University rising sophomore Thanattasorn Supinraj finished in a tie for 10th overall and was the top amateur golfer at Singha Classic 2026, a professional golf tournament on the All Thailand Golf Tour (ATGT) at Royal Hills Golf Resort & Spa.
Supinraj, the ASUN Conference's Freshman Golfer of the Year last spring, finished the 72-hole event with a 4-under par 280. He turned in scores of 69-69-70-72 to share 10th place with Gunn Charoenkul and Thanakorn Torsee at 7,513 yard, par 71 Royal Hills. He was honored with the "Supaporn Mapungpong" award for the top amateur golfer in the field.
Jakkanat Inmee claimed the tournament title in a 4-golfer playoff at 9-under par.
The ATGT began in 1999 and serves as the main professional golf tour in Thailand. Sponsored by the Singha Corporation and certified by the Official World Golf Ranking, the Singha Classic historically serves as an important proving ground for talented local and regional players aiming to establish themselves professionally.
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