Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Award-winning AGIF Facility Member Vattanac Golf Resort will take centre stage this week when it hosts the inaugural Vattanac Legends Championship.
Taipei, Taiwan: Thailand’s Ekpharit Wu overcame local hero Hung Chien-yao on the closing stretch at the Taiwan Glass Taifong Open to win his first Asian Tour title.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Golf Saudi has officially launched the 2025 PIF Saudi International powered by SoftBank Investment Advisers, part of Riyadh Season.
Singapore: Yosuke Asaji became the first player from Japan to win the Moutai Singapore Open in nearly 50 years, beating Korean Wang Jeung-hun on the first hole of a sudden-death play-off.
Shenzhen, China: Liu Ruixin claimed a stunning victory at the Aramco China Championship, securing her first Ladies European Tour title in fine style on home soil at Mission Hills Golf Club.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Golf Saudi and the Public Investment Fund have announced the expansion of their transformative partnership in women’s golf through the 2026 PIF Global Series.
Hong Kong SAR, China: A long-term partner of the Hong Kong Open, Club Car’s services were integrated into every aspect of the 2025 event, enhancing the experience for players, officials and spectators.
New York, United States: LIV Golf has announced that from 2026 all events will be played over 72 holes, ‘marking the next chapter of LIV Golf’s mission to grow and celebrate the sport’.
Shenzhen, China: The 2025 Aramco China Championship at Mission Hills marks the season finale of the Ladies European Tour’s PIF Global Series, following previous stops in Riyadh, Seoul, London and Houston.
Hong Kong SAR, China: Tom McKibbin’s first-ever start on the Asian Tour will be remembered for a long time after he won the US$2 million Link Hong Kong Open in record-breaking fashion.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Japan’s Miyu Yamashita emerged victorious at the Maybank Championship following a tense play-off against Australian Hannah Green and Korean Choi Hye-jin.
Hong Kong SAR, China: The Link Hong Kong Open 2025 will scale new heights when the 64th edition of Asia’s most prestigious national Open tees-off at the Hong Kong Golf Club.