Bahrain | The tournament, part of Porsche’s renowned global Golf Cup series, featured an energetic field of players competing in an Individual Stableford format with a 95% handicap allowance. The event delivered a premium experience from start to finish, from sunrise tee-off to the afternoon awards ceremony.
“We are incredibly pleased with the turnout and the spirit displayed throughout the day,” said Tim Price, General Manager of Porsche Centre Bahrain.
“The Porsche Golf Cup is an important tradition that reflects the passion, precision, and performance at the heart of our brand. This year’s participants made it truly exceptional.”
Muhammad Bilal Ahmad won the Individual Stableford with 51 points, with Mikhail Logniv as runner-up with 45 points and Riyad AlSaie in third place with 44 points. Alexandre Heliun and Aidan won the Nearest the Pin, and Glenn Smith secured the Longest Drive.
In addition to the main competition, 25 Porsche clients were hosted at the Wee Monty range, where they enjoyed tailored golf lessons and took part in engaging challenges. James Paar and Ali AlBishra won the Nearest the Pin challenge, while Ahmed Eid achieved the top score in the putting challenge.
Participants were welcomed with early-morning hospitality during registration before the 7:00 AM shotgun start. After a competitive round across the championship course, guests enjoyed a premium lunch followed by the awards ceremony.
Throughout the day, Porsche owners and friends enjoyed networking, premium on-course activations, and a display of Porsche models, creating a memorable environment that blended sporting excellence with Porsche lifestyle.
The Porsche Golf Cup, held in more than 20 markets worldwide, continues to be one of Porsche’s most successful customer events, attracting more than 17,000 golfers globally each year. The 2025 Bahrain edition upheld this legacy with outstanding participation and community engagement.
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