Team Oman completed its second practice round at Doha Golf Club on Friday, 6 November, bringing its preparation for the Pan Arab Golf Championship 2026 to a close.

Sharpening the Details

After getting a first look at the course in the first practice round, the team returned with a clear focus: turning what they had learned into a precise game plan.

Omani players Hamood Al Harthi, Badar Al Aamri, Rashad Al Harthy and Nasih Masoud Al Barwani spent the day fine-tuning their approach shots, reading the greens and confirming their strategy for the key holes on the course.

Coaches and Players on the Same Page

Head Coach Jonathan Bartlett and Assistant Coach Fahad Al Kitani worked alongside the players throughout the round, making final adjustments and making sure every player was ready for competition.

The delegation, led by Ahmed Faisal Al Jahdhami, Secretary General of the Oman Golf Association, has been in Doha since the team's departure on 4 November.

Ready for Competition

With practice complete, the team is ready to take on the best golfers in the Arab world. The championship brings together the 45th Arab Men's Golf Championship and the 17th Arab Women's Golf Championship, with 73 golfers from 14 Arab countries competing, according to the Qatar News Agency.

Team Oman goes into the week inspired by this year's success in Cairo, where Oman's juniors won two gold medals and one silver at the Pan Arab Junior Golf Championship 2026.

What's Next

The official opening ceremony marks the start of the championship, and competition begins on 7 November. The final round, closing ceremony and awards take place on 10 November.

Follow the Oman Golf Association for updates throughout the week as Team Oman competes at the Pan Arab Golf Championship 2026.

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