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The 2019 Hong Kong Open is the 61th edition of the event, held at Hong Kong Golf Club, Fanling, from November 28-December 1. Prize money for the event will be US$2 million. The 2018 tournament was won by Englishman Aaron Rai. The tournament is co-sanctioned by the Asian Tour, European Tour and Hong Kong Golf Association.
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9 September, 2024
Drone aerial view of the Hong Kong Golf Club greens in Fanling, Sheung Shui. Part of it is going to be taken back for public housing. Photo: Roy Issa

Letters | Rethink carving up Fanling golf course, for the sake of history

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‘Shame on you – Hong Kong is not a world city’: golfers rage at course loss

Opinion | Hong Kong Golf Club must (grudgingly) accept Fanling housing fate

Hong Kong Golf Association (HKGA)

European Tour, Asian Tour may ditch Hong Kong Open if Fanling holes are lost

The government may take back 32 hectares of land from the Hong Kong Golf Club, occupied by eight Old Course holes and a car park.

Aerial view of Hong Kong Golf Club in Fanling. Photo: K.Y. Cheng
Asian Tour

Can this save Fanling? Asian golfers boost Hong Kong Open with two top awards

Asian Tour players vote for Hong Kong as the best tournament of 2018 and best golf course just as the government mulls the future of the 170-hectare Fanling facility

Taking away Fanling golf courses would be detrimental to development: HKGA chief Lai

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DP World Tour

How a Hong Kong craft brewer got on the bag of European Tour event winner

George Bigelow partnered with Hong Kong Open winner Aaron Rai for the Englishman’s first win on the Tour

The incredible story of how a local brewer and amateur caddie ended up accompanying pro golfer Aaron Rai during his first European Tour triumph. Photo: AFP

Hong Kong Open champion Aaron Rai hopes Fanling is saved from bulldozers

Englishman says it is one of the few courses where pros have nothing bad to say

Aaron Rai claims wire-to-wire victory at the Hong Kong Open

The 23-year-old holds off a strong challenge from fellow Englishman Matthew Fitzpatrick to claim a one-stroke victory at Fanling

Hong Kong Open: Cheung wins top amateur to prime himself for pro tilt

The 23-year-old fades after strong first two days at Fanling and now looks to the PGA Tour of Australasia’s qualifying school

Matthew Cheung during the third round of the Hong Kong Open. Photos: Richard Castka

Hong Kong joins forces with world-renowned golf coach – ‘this is huge’

The South African is working with the territory’s coaches to put a programme in place to ensure young players are given the best possible chance of reaching the top

Gary Gilchrist gives Tim Tang putting tips. Photo: Sam Agars

Watch: tour larrikin Andrew ‘Beef’ Johnston tells his best joke

The jovial Englishman is in good spirits after a tour of Sham Shui Po with star Hong Kong golfer Tiffany Chan

Hong Kong Open: live updates, leaderboard, news and insights

It’s the final day at Fanling with three Englishman in prime position at the 60th edition of Hong Kong’s longest-running professional sports event

Hong Kong Open round four tee times and groupings

All you need to know about a huge fourth day at Fanling as big guns Tommy Fleetwood and Sergio Garcia try to run down leader Aaron Rai

Sergio Garcia is still in the hunt at Fanling. Photo: Richard Castka

England’s Aaron Rai leads by six after round three of the Hong Kong Open

The 23-year-old shoots a two-under 68 for an overall total of 16-under 194, with compatriots Tommy Fleetwood and Matthew Fitzpatrick on 10 under

Fans watch Aaron Rai hit a tee shot at Fanling. Photos: Richard Castka

Garcia delights with shot of the day in Hong Kong Open masterclass

The Spaniard sparkles in his best ever round in the tournament but still has a mountain to climb on Sunday

Defending champ says Typhoon Mangkhut has made Hong Kong Open easier

The Australian won with 11 under in 2017 but this year’s winner could reach minus 20

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Prodigy Wong steels himself after brutal Hong Kong Open debut

The 19-year-old’s response to a tough opening day at Fanling suggests he’s got the mental armoury required to forge a career

Ben Wong weighs up a putt during the second round of the Hong Kong Open. Photos: Richard Castka

The logistical hurricane of the Hong Kong Open after Typhoon Mangkhut

Hong Kong Open day three as it happened, leaderboard, insights and news

Our team at Fanling brings you the latest from on and off the course from the 60th edition of the tournament

Hong Kong Open round three tee times and groupings

All you need to know about a huge third day at Fanling

Sergio Garcia assesses a putt. Photo: Richard Castka

Aaron Rai hits course record 61 to take Hong Kong Open halfway lead

The Englishman who wears two gloves on the fairways shoots nine birdies in sunny conditions at the Hong Kong Golf Club to break the old record of 63

Aaron Rai hits a tee shot during the Hong Kong Open at Fanling. Photos: Richard Castka

‘I wish I could have watched it’: Fleetwood in awe of Rai at Fanling

The 2017 Race to Dubai winner is eight shots off the lead heading into the weekend

Sergio Garcia decides: Fleetwood’s mullet or Ormsby’s moustache

They are two of golf’s most recognisable figures at the Hong Kong Open, Tommy Fleetwood and his flowing locks and beard, and Wade Ormsby and his amazing moustache

Woods vs Mickelson: Garcia doesn’t care, Fleetwood would take the cash

The US$9 million winner-takes-all showdown has divided opinion in the golfing world

Phil Mickelson (left) and Tiger Woods. Photo: USA Today Sports

Hong Kong Open: day two live updates from Fanling

Our team at Fanling brings you the latest from on and off the course from the 60th edition of the tournament

Rai, Scrivener and Miyazato lead after the first round in Hong Kong

Wolverhampton native Rai is hoping for a breakthrough year on the circuit having won three times on the Challenge Tour

Hong Kong Open round two tee times and groupings

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