Jakarta – The 2015 LIMA Golf competition was held with great excitement. Fifteen golfers from eight national universities tried their best at the Senayan National Golf Club on Monday (9/14).
One of the participants who performed impressively on the first day until the end of the 2015 LIMA Golf competition was Nadya Rosiana. The female golfer from Widyatama University, Bandung, made an impressive showing with 74 strokes, or 5 over par. This result earned Nadya, the only female golfer, the daily individual gross award.
Meanwhile, second place in the individual gross rankings on the first day went to Yumaira Salmun. The golfer from Prasetiya Mulya Business School recorded 75 strokes, while third place was taken by Jeffry Wibowo Thomas from Pelita Harapan University with a total of 79 strokes.
Despite winning the daily individual gross award, Nadya admitted she was not yet satisfied with her performance on the first day and hoped to achieve even par on the following day
“Actually, I’m still not satisfied with my game earlier, because there were a few mistakes that I shouldn’t have made. However, winning the daily individual gross is enough to make me happy. I hope that tomorrow and the day after tomorrow I can play better than today with a minimum of even par,” said Nadya.
Meanwhile, Willano Kaulika Abdoe, a golfer from Prasetiya Mulya Business School, won the daily individual net award on the first day of LIMA Golf 2015 with a handicap of 7, out 48, in 36, gross 84, and net 70. Second place was taken by Davion Arsinio from International University Liaison Indonesia, and Adhi Reza Fahlehvi from Universitas Airlangga secured third place.
According to the LIMA Golf website, this beautiful golfer’s latest update shows her sweeping the nominations brought home to Bandung. The following are Nadya’s achievements from the LIMA Golf competition, which was participated in by 15 national universities:
- Best Golfer
- Daily Individual Gross Day 1
- Daily Individual Gross Day 2
- Individual Gross Champion
May Nadya’s achievements in golf serve as motivation for other student activity units and bring honor to the university community in the eyes of both national and international audiences.
