ADT to Break New Ground in Africa
June 8, 2025
Singapore: The Asian Development Tour will follow in the footsteps of the Asian Tour by staging ground-breaking events in North Africa this month.
ASIAN GOLF INDUSTRY FEDERATION
Singapore: The Asian Development Tour will follow in the footsteps of the Asian Tour by staging ground-breaking events in North Africa this month.
Seoul, Korea: As well as showcasing world-class golf, the Aramco Korea Championship made a meaningful impact through a series of charity and CSR initiatives that left a lasting impression.
Hong Kong: With the victories of Cooper Moore and Kritchanya Kaopattanaskul, the 2025 APGC Junior Championship lived up to its tradition of identifying great champions.
Illinois, United States: John Deere, one of the PGA Tour’s longest-running title sponsors, has signed an extension to continue as title sponsor of the John Deere Classic.
Jakarta, Indonesia: The inaugural Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation Mid-Amateur Championship will be staged at Jakarta’s Gading Raya Golf Club in August.
Xiamen, China: Zhou Shiyuan, China’s top female amateur, carded a closing four-under 68 to win the Zhu Chun Straits Cup Women’s Open, her third CLPG Tour title.
Delhi, India: To the delight of the golfing industry in India, Masters champion Rory McIlroy has confirmed his participation in October’s DP World India Championship.
Hong Kong SAR, China: Defying morning downpours and an afternoon deluge, Cooper Moore and Kritchanya Kaopattanaskul emerged victorious at Hong Kong Golf Club.
Hong Kong SAR, China: Four weeks after being hospitalised with a fever, Ho Anh Huy is aiming to make up for lost time at the Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation Junior Championship.
Seoul, Korea: Sadom Kaewkanjana ended a three-year victory drought on the Asian Tour, winning the Kolon Korea Open on the Dunes Course at La Vie Est Belle Golf Club.
Shunyi, China: Lin Qianhui captured her maiden pro win in windy conditions with a two-stroke victory at the Beijing Women’s Challenge.
Miyazaki, Japan: Inspired by a virtuoso performance from teen titan Oh Soo-min, Korea maintained their 21st century dominance of the Queen Sirikit Cup.