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Jason Hak Shun-yat

Jason Hak Shun-yat
Jason Hak Shun-yat
Jason Hak Shun-yat is a professional Hong Kong golfer. He turned pro in 2013 and finally ended the long wait for a first win on tour when he claimed a resounding first professional title at CGD Yunnan Championship on the China Tour in August 2017.
Born
22 Jan 1994
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Professional Golfer
Isaac Lam celebrates with the trophy after winning the China Tour’s Fanling Classic at Hong Kong Golf Club. Photo: HKGC
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Asian Tour

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Asian Tour

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Asian Tour

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2025 National Games

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2025 National Games

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2025 National Games

National Games golfers to face harder course than Hong Kong Open field did: Kho

City’s top player, who will compete alongside three teammates, doubts ‘we’ll see a 27-under this week’ at Hong Kong Golf Club.

Hong Kong’s Jeffrey Shen playing in round one of the Link Hong Kong Open at Fanling last month. Photo: Asian Tour
Asian Tour

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.

LIV Golf

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2025 National Games

Home advantage gives city’s golfers reason for optimism, but Ding, Yin pose threat

Taichi Kho, Ginnie Ding to lead teams into battle at Hong Kong Golf Club, but Ding Wenyi, Li Haotong, Yin Ruoning provide stiff competition.

Li Haotong won silver at the 2021 National Games and will be looking to go one better at Hong Kong Golf Club. Photo: Asian Tour
2025 National Games

National Games: Kho, Ding to lead city’s golfers in search of gold at Fanling

Squad featuring established and rising stars named for tournament at Hong Kong Golf Club in November.

Taichi Kho celebrates winning Asian Games gold at Westlake International Golf and Country Club in Hangzhou. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong Golf Association (HKGA)

Hong Kong golfer Jason Hak hails ‘great season’, targets National Games gold

The 27-year-old has capped an impressive 2021 in China, climbing more than 500 places in the world rankings, as Hong Kong Golf Association chief Danny Lai hopes he ‘brings home a medal’ at the 2022 Asian Games.

2021 National Games of China

Jason Hak misses out on medal in dramatic, rain delayed final round

Fourth place finish for Hongkonger at 15-under as Li Haotong surges past Wu Ashun for silver as Yuan Yechun takes gold while 4-year-old Sophie Han finishes 10th above China’s former women’s world No 1 Feng Shanshan.

2021 National Games of China

Hong Kong’s Hak second after faultless National Games opener

At six-under par, Hak is one shot off the lead at the end of day one, while Hong Kong teenaged sensation Sophie Han holds a share of fifth place in the women’s event.

Hong Kong’s Jason Hak Shun-yat sits in a share of second place after the first round of the golf event at the National Games in Xi’an. Photo: Handout
Coronavirus pandemic

Hong Kong golfer Jason Hak finds ‘safe’ haven to play in China

The 26-year-old Hak leaves Covid-19 chaos of US, making trek from family home in Florida to find playing opportunities in China, including the national Open.

Jason Hak is back in China, hoping to make a name for himself in the Volvo China Open in Shenzhen from December 10-13. Photo: SCMP

I can do better, says Hong Kong’s Jason Hak after sensational maiden triumph

Wait ends for Hong Kong’s Jason Hak as he lands first professional win

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Clearwater Bay Open

Hong Kong number one Jason Hak seeks home comforts at PGA Tour China Series Clearwater Bay Open

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Charlie Saxon, Dou Zecheng and Jason Hak. Photos: SCMP Pictures
Clearwater Bay Open

Hong Kong golfer Jason Hak hopes he’s consigned dark days to history after wondering whether he should quit

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Clearwater Bay Open

Mood swing: US PGA Tour boss takes encouragement from new golf ‘vibe’ in China after crackdown

Clearwater Bay Open

The wait goes on: Jason Hak again falls short of breakthrough win after finishing fourth at PGA Tour China Series event in Beijing

Jason Hak during the third round of the Pingan Bank Open. Photos: PGA Tour China Series
Clearwater Bay Open

Hak is back: former Hong Kong prodigy Jason Hak puts name in lights at PGA Tour China event

Hong Kong golfer Jason Hak Shun-yat is blazing a trail at the Yulongwan Yunnan Open on the Ping An Bank China Tour – PGA Tour China Series. Photo: SCMP pictures

Stark reality of life as professional hits home for Jason Hak at Fanling

New professional Jason Hak out to match his amateur performances

Jason Hak watches a drive during practice at Fanling ahead of Thursday's first round of the Hong Kong Open. Photo: Richard Castka
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