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The Asian Tour is the principal men’s professional golf tour in Asia. It runs around 24 events a season, including the Hong Kong Open and World City Championship. Ten of those events form part of its elevated International Series. It provides a pathway to LIV Golf.
Taichi Kho will be in the field again for this year’s Link Hong Kong Open. Photo: Asian Tour
DP World Tour

After the LIV years, it’s back to the future for Hong Kong Open and Asian Tour

The International Series is no more, but the Asian Tour’s partnership with European and US counterparts is more equal than before.

DP World Tour

Asian Tour severs LIV Golf ties, signs deal with PGA Tour, DP World Tour

Taichi Kho

Taichi Kho beats Bubba Watson to claim Morocco crown and biggest win of career

LIV Golf

LIV cash crunch hits Asian Tour, as Korea Open cuts US$500,000 prize money boost

Move comes after Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund announces it will stop bankrolling breakaway golf circuit after the 2026 season.

New Zealander Danny Lee will be one of several LIV players in the field for the Korea Open when it begins in Chuncheon on Thursday. Photo: Jonathan Wong

Asian Tour says player at heart of 2-shot penalty row acted on referee’s advice

Hur In-hoi finished in a three-way tie for first in the Maekyung Open, but missed play-off after being punished for incident a day earlier.

Asian Tour event reaches thrilling end, but ball row overshadows result

Song Min-hyuk claims maiden title, but Hur In-hoi’s fury over 2-shot penalty takes shine off play-off drama at Maekyung Open.

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LIV Golf

CEO Scott O’Neil set to break eggs to take LIV Golf to the top of the pyramid

Temperatures may be lower these days compared with when the new league broke through, but there is no doubting the commitment to its mission.

Scott O’Neil says LIV Golf is ‘the simplest group you’ll ever work with in your entire lives’. Photo: AFP
LPGA Tour

Minjee Lee climbs World Championship leaderboard, amateur leads in New Zealand

Australian three-time major winner cards eight-under-par 64 at Sentosa to move to second, while Yuki Miya shoots 67 at Millbrook.

LPGA Tour

Australia’s Sanchez leads New Zealand Open, Jeeno Thitikul struggles in Singapore

Heavy rain at Millbrook sees many, including Hong Kong’s Taichi Kho, fail to finish, as American Auston Kim takes one-shot lead at Sentosa.

Taichi Kho

Hong Kong golfers struggle, as Cho Woo-young wins Philippine Golf Championship

Jason Hak Shun-yat finished 68th, while Taichi Kho and Matthew Cheung failed to make the cut at the first Asian Tour event of the season.

Cho Woo-young of South Korea kisses the trophy after winning the Philippines Golf Championship by four shots in Manila. Photo: AFP
Jason Hak Shun-yat

Hak battles nerves and a rough start in Asian Tour opener in Philippines

Jason Hak cards a one-under-par 71 in his first round as a full member of the tour at the Philippine Golf Championship.

Jason Hak ended his first round as a full member of the Asian Tour among a large group tied for tenth. Photo: Asian Tour
LIV Golf

O’Neil bullish about LIV’s future, reveals plan for International Series growth

New strategy will bring national opens around the world into Asian Tour’s elevated series of tournaments.

LIV Golf

Anthony Kim seals return to LIV Golf, Asian Tour’s Lee, Hollgren grab other spots

Richard T Lee wins promotions event in Florida, while Bjorn Hollgren matches course record to leap into contention.

LIV Golf

Flawless Lee leads LIV Golf Promotions charge as battle for league spots nears end

Canadian Richard T Lee taking two-shot lead into final round of Florida tournament, Anthony Kim also in the hunt.

Richard T. Lee hits his shot from the 10th tee during the third round of the LIV Golf Promotions at Black Diamond Ranch. Photo: LIV Golf
LIV Golf

Philippines star Miguel Tabuena ready to challenge elite for spot in LIV Golf

Multiple Asian Tour winner who won International Series Philippines, says the season had been ‘the highlight of my career’.

Miguel Tabuena came agonisingly close to securing his spot in LIV Golf via the International Series Rankings earlier in December. Photo: Asian Tour.
Jason Hak Shun-yat

China’s Lin Yuxin tops Asian Tour Q-School, Hong Kong’s Hak also through

Two-time Asia-Pacific Amateur champion finishes on 16 under par in Thailand to lead group of 35 who have secured status for 2026 season.

Kazuki Higa

Higa becomes first Japanese golfer to win Asian Tour order of merit

He tops the standings ahead of Zimbabwe’s Scott Vincent and earns place in the Open Championship.

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LIV Golf

LIV Golf’s Puig claims Aussie crown for biggest win of career, China’s Ding second

Spaniard seals BMW Australian PGA Championship after final round of five-under-par, becomes just ninth international winner of event.

Spain’s David Puig celebrates winning the Australian PGA Championship at Royal Queensland Golf Club. Photo: AFP
Rattanon Wannasrichan

Yosuke Asaji becomes Japan’s first Singapore Open champion in 49 years

Asaji beats South Korea’s Wang Jeung-hun in sudden-death play-off after dramatic finish at Singapore Island Country Club.

LIV Golf

LIV Golf confirms promotions changes, adds extra spot, moves event to Florida

The off-season tournament, which will be played at Black Diamond Ranch, will give top two players place in LIV Golf league.

Hong Kong Open

Tom McKibbin rips up record books as he romps to Link Hong Kong Open victory

Northern Irishman sets new mark for lowest total and matches biggest winning margin in wire-to-wire triumph.

Northern Ireland’s Tom McKibbin walks up to the 18th green on the final day of the Link Hong Kong Open. Photo: Eugene Lee
Hong Kong Open

Link Hong Kong Open sees Maguire hot on McKibbin’s heels ahead of final day

Third-round 61 puts Maguire in contention for US$360,000 first prize along with spots in Masters and Open Championship.

MJ Maguire in action at Hong Kong Golf Club on Saturday. Photo: Asian Tour
Hong Kong Open

Wu stays in hunt at Link Hong Kong Open, and owes it all to local philanthropist

Chinese golfer continues to repay the faith of a generous Hong Kong benefactor who ‘supported me from nothing’.

LIV Golf

McKibbin leads low-scoring charge with record round at Link Hong Kong Open

Tom McKibbin shoots course record 60 on opening day at Hong Kong Golf Club, with local amateur Jeffrey Shen not far behind.

LIV Golf

LIV Golf adds International Series qualifying spot, to tweak promotions event

Top two players on the International Series Rankings at the end of the season will get direct entry into Saudi-backed league.

Scott Vincent, who leads the International Series Rankings, in action during round one of the Link Hong Kong Open on Thursday. Photo: Asian Tour
Hong Kong Open

Hong Kong Open: Reed hopes for rub of the greens on return to happy hunting ground

American defending champion says his game is ‘just a hair off’ and is glad to be at a venue he knows well and where he enjoys playing.

From left, Patrick Reed of the US, Ding Wenyi of China, Paul Casey of England and Taichi Kho of Hong Kong at a press conference for the Link Hong Kong Open at Hong Kong Golf Club. Photo: Asian Tour
Sarit Suwannarut

Philippines star Tabuena ends International Series drought to delight of home fans

Miguel Tabuena completes emotional victory at Sta Elena Golf Club, with thousands of supporters cheering every shot.

Patrick Reed

Red-hot putter puts Zheng in control at International Series Philippines

China’s Sampson Zheng cards a superb 10-under-par 62 to join local star Miguel Tabuena and Sarit Suwannarut in three-way tie for lead.

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