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Maichon Competes in Prestigious Bonallack Trophy
Jan 07, 2025 | Men's Golf
RAS AL-KHAIMAH, United Arab Emirates – Texas A&M men's golf standout Phichaksn Maichon is competing in the Bonallack Trophy, an international competition pitting Europe vs. Asia-Pacific, starting Wednesday.
The Bonallack Trophy is a prestigious amateur event modeled after the Ryder Cup. Every two years teams representing Europe and Asia-Pacific compete. The competition is slated for Al Hamra Golf Club.
This season, Maichon gained acclaim with spots on the Golf Channel Preseason All-America Second Team and the Fred Haskins Award Preseason Watch List.
Maichon earned PING All-America Third Team status for the 2023-24 campaign as well as being named All-SEC Second Team. He led the Aggies in tournaments played (14), rounds played (42), versus par (-1.03) and stroke average (70.28). He wrapped up the season slotted No. 15 in the Clippd National College Player Ranking and posted a 917-287-42 W-L-T.
The Bangkok, Thailand native pummeled the field by eight strokes in earning his second career victory with a record-setting performance at the Louisiana Classics last March. He won the title with a tournament record tally of 18-under 198. Maichon also finished runner-up at the NCAA Stanford Regional and third at the Aggie Invitational. His stellar play landed him a spot on the International Team for the Arnold Palmer Cup.
For the most up-to-date information on Texas A&M men's golf, follow the Aggies on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
The Bonallack Trophy is a prestigious amateur event modeled after the Ryder Cup. Every two years teams representing Europe and Asia-Pacific compete. The competition is slated for Al Hamra Golf Club.
This season, Maichon gained acclaim with spots on the Golf Channel Preseason All-America Second Team and the Fred Haskins Award Preseason Watch List.
Maichon earned PING All-America Third Team status for the 2023-24 campaign as well as being named All-SEC Second Team. He led the Aggies in tournaments played (14), rounds played (42), versus par (-1.03) and stroke average (70.28). He wrapped up the season slotted No. 15 in the Clippd National College Player Ranking and posted a 917-287-42 W-L-T.
The Bangkok, Thailand native pummeled the field by eight strokes in earning his second career victory with a record-setting performance at the Louisiana Classics last March. He won the title with a tournament record tally of 18-under 198. Maichon also finished runner-up at the NCAA Stanford Regional and third at the Aggie Invitational. His stellar play landed him a spot on the International Team for the Arnold Palmer Cup.
For the most up-to-date information on Texas A&M men's golf, follow the Aggies on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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