Singha Chiang Mai Open Round 1

Date
Thu 2nd April 2026 (UTC)
Thu 2nd April 2026 (Local)

Timestamp
2026-04-02T23:40:00

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23:40:00 UTC (06:40:00 Local)

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All Thailand Golf Tour

Season
2026

Round
2

Status
Match Finished

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The All Thailand Golf Tour (ATGT) returned to the scenic Mae Jo Golf Resort & Spa for the Singha Chiang Mai Open 2026. The primary challenge for the field was navigating the unique, tight fairways and undulating greens of one of Northern Thailand's most storied layouts. The objective for the regional powerhouses was to secure a fast start and position themselves for the ฿3,000,000 prize purse, while the tactical priority for the international contingent was adapting to the high humidity and altitude-influenced ball flight typical of Chiang Mai in April.

Strategically, the first round was a test of precision over raw power. The objective for the players was to avoid the heavy bunkering and water hazards that protect the par-5s, where scoring opportunities are plentiful for those who can find the fairway. The goal for the early starters was to capitalize on the calmer morning conditions before the afternoon heat and potential winds added a layer of complexity to the back nine. With the ATGT season in full swing, the tactical focus for the favorites was to remain patient and target a "red number" to keep pace with the aggressive birdie-seekers expected in the opening round.

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Nattapong Putta (THA) and Kyaw Thet Oo (MYA) set the early pace at the Singha Chiang Mai Open, sharing the first-round lead after firing impressive rounds of 5-under-par 67. Both leaders navigated the Mae Jo layout with clinical efficiency, with Nattapong highlighting his round with a flurry of back-nine birdies. They hold a narrow lead in a crowded field that saw several players struggle with the treacherous green speeds during the afternoon session.

Following closely behind the leaders, Kritchayapol Sinchai (THA) and Jonathan Wijono (INA) remained in striking distance after opening their campaigns with solid sub-par rounds. Wijono, the Indonesian standout, utilized his aggressive approach play to recover from an early bogey, eventually finishing two strokes off the pace. The round was marked by "exceptional iron play" from the top of the leaderboard, while many veterans found themselves fighting to stay within the projected cut line after a day of challenging pin positions.

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