BPGA president Mohammad Younus discusses regular tournaments, financial independence and a clearer route to international competition. For Bangladesh’s professional golfers, earning a living from the game depends on more than a good round. Regular competition, training and dependable support all matter. Mohammed Younus wants the Bangladesh Professional Golfers’ Association to provide a stronger foundation for those careers. In this interview with TheGolfHouse, the BPGA president sets out his priorities: a reliable domestic calendar, structured development and more opportunities overseas. He describes these as ambitions that will require sustained work and cooperation from clubs, sponsors and players.
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