The DP World Tour is currently underway in the UAE with the 2022 Ras al Khaimah Classic. Meanwhile, Al Hamra GC, Al Khaimah, is the host of this DP World Tour event. Notably, this event has had a captivating start with six golfers tied at T-2 with a score of -9. Additionally, there are six players at -8. 

Since this is not the most prominent event, the field is deprived of a few top players. However, the youngsters have stepped up and have displayed some incredible golfing skills. In fact, after round two, fans just witnessed a historic moment as a middle east player made the cut at the Ras al Khaimah Classic. 

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Shergo al Kurdi creates history at the DP World Tour

Fans witnessed some incredible golf in the first two rounds of the event. Shergo al Kurdi created history at the Ras al Khaimah Classic as he became the first-ever middle east player to make the cut at DP World Tour Championship. Meanwhile, the golfer from Jordan has recently turned pro and is displaying some phenomenal golfing skills. 

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 Joy Chakravarty, a renowned golf journalist, took to Twitter to inform everyone about this historic moment. He wrote, “History has been made in DP World Tour! For the first time ever, a Middle East player Jordan’s Shergo al Kurdi has made the cut. The recently turned pro is 8-under par through the first two rounds of the Ras al Khaimah Classic.”  

On the business end, Shergo is currently T-8 for the event with a score of -8. He carded -4 on day one with five birdies and an unfortunate bogey on the 8th hole. In the second round, he was once again four-under for the day with five and a bogey to remain -8. Additionally, the golfer from Jordan is four strokes behind the lead and will hopefully continue his momentum in the final two rounds as well. 

Not to forget, Ryan Fox currently leads the event with a score of -12. Hence, the final two rounds of this event are going to be eventful and exciting for both fans and golfers alike.

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