Phufah Kamolborvorn Crowned Junior Golf Champion of Thailand: KIS Reignwood Park Student Heads to San Diego for World Championship

KIS Reignwood Park proudly celebrates Phufah Kamolborvorn, a Grade 8 student-athlete who has earned the prestigious title of Thailand’s Junior Golf Champion in the Girls’ Class B (13–14 years). Her recent triumph at the Singha-KrungThai World Golf Championships highlights both her exceptional talent and the strength of the KIS student community.

A Rising Star in Thailand’s Junior Golf Scene

Taking on the best young golfers from across the country, Phufah emerged victorious, demonstrating remarkable composure, technical skill, and a deep passion for the game. Winning this national title places her among the elite junior golfers in Thailand — and secures her place on the global stage.

Representing Thailand on the World Stage

From 8–10 July 2025, Phufah will represent Team Thailand at the USWING Mojing Junior World Golf Championship in San Diego, California. As the largest international junior golf tournament, this competition hosts over 1,250 players from 56 countries and 42 U.S. states. It is widely regarded as a proving ground for the world’s future golf stars.

Training with Purpose: The CH3 Golf Academy Partnership

Phufah’s success is the result of consistent dedication and expert guidance. She trains at CH3 Golf Academy at Robinswood Golf Club, an official partner of KIS Reignwood Park’s Golf Programme. Under the mentorship of Coach Joe Marshall, Phufah has honed the discipline, strategy, and focus needed to thrive in international competition.

More Than a Game: Nurturing Champions at KIS

Through passion, perseverance, and the support of the KIS community, Phufah Kamolborvorn is not only growing as a student — she is flourishing as a global athlete. Her journey is a testament to the power of commitment, expert mentorship, and a school environment that nurtures every student’s unique strengths.

Learn more about our Golf Programme and how KIS Reignwood Park supports student-athletes to reach their global potential.