Busan Beckons for LIV Golf Korea
March 11, 2026
Busan, Korea: LIV Golf has confirmed its return to Korea in 2026, with LIV Golf Korea set to be played at Asiad Country Club from May 28-31.
ASIAN GOLF INDUSTRY FEDERATION
Busan, Korea: LIV Golf has confirmed its return to Korea in 2026, with LIV Golf Korea set to be played at Asiad Country Club from May 28-31.
Hong Kong, SAR, China: For Jon Rahm, it had been 539 days without an individual tournament win. To his relief, that drought ended at HSBC LIV Golf Hong Kong.
Hong Kong SAR, China: HSBC LIV Golf Hong Kong will return for its fourth edition next year, reinforcing Hong Kong’s position as one of Asia’s premier destinations for global sport and entertainment.
Singapore: With help from her husband on the bag, Hannah Green delivered another winning performance at Sentosa Golf Club in the HSBC Women’s World Championship.
Queenstown, New Zealand: Daniel Hillier was the pride of his nation today when he won the New Zealand Open for the first time, following a confident day of front-running.
Singapore: Shannon Tan has been awarded an invitation to play in this week’s HSBC Women’s World Championship at Sentosa Golf Club, alongside nine of the world’s top-10 players.
Pattaya, Thailand: Jeeno Thitikul emerged from a nerve-shredding final-day shootout with Japan’s Chisato ‘Chizzy’ Iwai to claim victory in the Honda LPGA Thailand.
Singapore: The Singapore Ladies Masters will return for its third edition at Laguna National Golf Resort Club in June, headlined by new title sponsor Kweichow Moutai.
Wellington, New Zealand: Yang Yun-seo outlasted compatriot Oh Soo-min to write her name into the record books as the first Korean winner of the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific (WAAP).
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Charley Hull carded a closing seven-under 65 at the PIF Saudi Ladies International to be crowned the champion of the Ladies European Tour season-opener.
Tokyo, Japan: The R&A and the APGC have announced that the ninth edition of the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific (WAAP) will be held at the Taiheiyo Club Minori Course.
Wellington, New Zealand: The eighth edition of the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific will showcase the depth of emerging female golf talent when it’s staged at Royal Wellington this week.