Ervin aims to bag medal in what could be his last outing before turning pro


PETALING JAYA: National golfer Ervin Chang (pic) has hinted that the Vietnam SEA Games could be his last one and it’s no surprise to see him targeting a podium finish at the Dam Vac Golf Club in Hanoi.

Having finished seventh at the 2017 SEA Games in Kuala Lumpur and just one shy of the podium spot in the 2019 edition in the Philippines in the individual category, the 23-year-old is determined to secure a medal for the country this time.

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