Turning to social media, Hamza Amin wrote that it is his 11th professional title.


Melbourne: Pakistani golfer Hamza Amin won the Australian National Open golf championship on Independence Day.
Hamza Amin won the Australian National Open Golf Championship with a three-under par.
Turning to social media, Hamza Amin wrote that it is his 11th professional title.
“This win is dedicated to my dad who was on the bag and guided me to the,” championship he added.
He said it was great to have his father there and create some history. He also thanked all the supporters and of course his wife Ushna Shah.
The golfer’s wife, model and actress Ushna Shah also expressed her happiness over the success of her husband Hamza Amin, saying that: “Today he won the Austrian National Open for the second year in a row. This year winning all categories!”
Your talent is unmatched my love; with no practice, exhausting travel, work, and hosting family, you still managed to beat the best in the country, Ushna highly appreciated her husband’s efforts.
She added that she couldn’t be there for this tournament but requested everyone to join her in congratulating Hamza for making the nation proud.
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