The second round of the PGM Seri Selangor Championship 2025 saw Shariffuddin Ariffin and Edven Ying tied at the top at an impressive 5-under. Shariffuddin, in pursuit of his first title at this prestigious event, has showcased outstanding form throughout the tournament. His steady performance, including a strong round of 68, places him among the frontrunners heading into the final round.
Edven-Ying (Photo by Ali Mufti / Toyota Tour)
Not far behind, several players have also shown strong performances, including Jeremiah Kim, whose 67 helped him climb up the leaderboard, and Ervin Chang, who made headlines with back-to-back eagles on holes 5 and 6, both par-5s. Chang’s remarkable feat propelled him to 1-under for the tournament, ensuring he remains in contention for the title.
The competition remains tight, with only a handful of strokes separating the leading players. Ben Leong and Kim Leun Kwang trail the leaders by just one stroke at 4-under, while Kemarol Baharin, at 3-under, remains within striking distance. Notable names such as Paul San and Marcus Lim are also still in the mix, both at par, and will be looking to make a move in the final round.
In the Ladies Championship, Zulaikah Nurziana Nasser has firmly established herself as the front-runner, maintaining a four-stroke advantage at 3-under. However, with Geraldine Wong (1-over) and Jocelyn Chee (4-over) still in the race, the title is far from decided, and the final round promises an intense battle for the championship.
At the cut line, 53 men and 6 ladies make it to the final round, ensuring a competitive field for the final day of action.
The Men’s Championship features a total purse of RM180,000, with an additional RM30,000 set aside for the Ladies Championship.
Leading Scores:
Men’s Championship:
-5: Edven Ying, Shariffuddin Ariffin
-4: Ben Leong, Kim Leun Kwang
-3: Kemarol Baharin
-1: Ervin Chang
Par: Paul San, Marcus Lim
Zulaikah-Nasser (Photo by Ali Mufti / Toyota Tour)
Ladies Championship:
-3: Zulaikah Nurziana Nasser
+1: Geraldine Wong
+4: Jocelyn Chee
