Sean David won the South of Ireland title at Lahinch, taking the Pierse Motor Group South of Ireland Men's Amateur Open crown after a hard-fought final on Sunday. The Welsh golfer from Pyle and Kenfig emerged on top in what was described as a thrilling finish.
The final also marked a notable moment for the tournament, as it was the first all-Welsh decider in the event's history. David faced fellow Welsh player Tomi Bowen, who finished as runner-up after the showdown at Lahinch.
David's victory gives Welsh golf a standout result in one of the best-known amateur events on the calendar. With both finalists coming from Wales, the championship produced an unusual and historic pairing that set this year's edition apart.
For Lahinch, the final delivered a memorable close to the tournament, with Sean David securing the title and Tomi Bowen ending the week as runner-up in a landmark all-Welsh contest.
