The waiting is over. On Saturday, 7 November, Team Oman teed off Round 1 of the Pan Arab Golf Championship 2026 at Doha Golf Club, as competition officially got underway.

One Team, One Flag, One Goal

Before heading out to the course, the Omani squad came together for a team photo, a moment of unity before the hard work began. Players Hamood Al Harthi, Badar Al Aamri, Rashad Al Harthy and Nasih Masoud Al Barwani then stepped onto the first tee, ready to compete for both individual and team titles.

Every Shot for Oman

Round 1 is about setting the tone for the week. Our players brought the focus and preparation from the first and second practice rounds to every drive, approach and putt.

Head Coach Jonathan Bartlett and Assistant Coach Fahad Al Kitani supported the team throughout the day. The delegation is led by Ahmed Faisal Al Jahdhami, Secretary General of the Oman Golf Association.

A Strong Arab Field

The championship began following the official opening ceremony on 6 November. It brings together the 45th Arab Men's Golf Championship and the 17th Arab Women's Golf Championship. According to the Qatar Tribune, 73 golfers from 14 Arab countries are competing, the first time Qatar has hosted the Arab Golf Championships.

Team Oman competes in Doha 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.

The Journey Continues

Round 2 follows on 8 November, with the final round, closing ceremony and awards set for 10 November. Follow the Oman Golf Association for updates throughout the week as Team Oman competes in Doha.

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