SCOTT HEND NAMED ASIAN TOUR PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2016

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Scott Hend has added another feather in the cap by winning the Asian Tour Players' Player of the Year award. Following a stellar 2016 campaign where he was crowned as the Asian Tour's Order of Merit champion with earnings of US$1.004 million, the 43-year-old was recognised by his peers as the top performer on the region's premier Tour through a voting process.

Zimbabwean Scott Vincent was named Rookie of the Year after finishing 28th on the final Order of Merit with US$136,812, thanks to two top-10s including a runner-up finish at the Shinhan Donghae Open in Korea. The Sentosa Golf Club, host venue of the SMBC Singapore Open and also home of the Asian Tour, was voted as the Best Golf Course while the Shinghan Donghae Open in Korea, which made a welcome return onto the Asian Tour schedule following a lapse of 14 years, won the Best Spectator Engagement Event award.

Hend, who won twice at the True Thailand Classic and Queen's Cup in Thailand this year, was proud to receive the recognition from his fellow Asian Tour competitors.

2016 Asian Tour Roll of Honour
Order of Merit champion: Scott Hend (Aus)
Players' Player of the Year: Scott Hend (Aus)
Lowest Stroke Average: Scott Hend (Aus) 69.29
Rookie of the Year: Scott Vincent (Zim)
Best Golf Course: Sentosa Golf Club, Singapore
Best Spectator Engagement: Shinhan Donghae Open, Korea
Driving Accuracy: Mithun Perera (Slk): 82.85%
Driving Distance: Nicolas Paez (USA): 312.5 yards
Green in Regulations: Malcolm Kokocinski (Swe): 76.71%
Sand Saves: Juvic Pagunsan (Phi): 83.33%
Lowest Putting Average: Marcus Fraser (Aus) 1.697
Birdie Leader: Panuphol Pittayarat (Tha) 236



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