Liu Sparkles at Beijing Orient Pearl
Beijing, China: Teenager Liu Yujie, China’s top female amateur golfer, fired a closing five-under-par 67 to win the Orient Masters – Beijing Women’s Open by two strokes, her second CLPG Tour title.
Beijing, China: Teenager Liu Yujie, China’s top female amateur golfer, fired a closing five-under-par 67 to win the Orient Masters – Beijing Women’s Open by two strokes, her second CLPG Tour title.
Singapore: Singapore Island Country Club (SICC) has formalised its partnership with Charles Schwab Singapore as title sponsor of the SICC – Charles Schwab Junior Invitational Golf Championship.
Bogor, Indonesia: Japan withstood a stirring late Korean surge to claim a nerve-tingling one-stroke triumph in the 46th Queen Sirikit Cup.
Singapore: Sentosa Golf Club has reinforced its status as one of Asia’s premier championship venues after successfully hosting three global tournaments across an eight-week period.
Bogor, Indonesia: Yang Yun-seo will be aiming to emulate world number one ‘Jeeno’ Thitikul when she spearheads Korea’s bid to retain the Queen Sirikit Cup at Sentul Highlands Golf Club.
Taipei, Taiwan: Five years after bursting onto the scene with five wins on the Big Easy Tour, South African Ian Snyman finally broke through on the Asian Tour at the Taiwan Glass Taifong Open.
Seoul, Korea: Song Min-hyuk overcame fellow-Korean Cho Ming-yu on the first hole of a sudden-death play-off to win the GS Caltex Maekyung Open.
Chengdu, China: In a battle of teen titans, rookie pro Ren Yijia pipped amateur Liu Yujie by one stroke to win the China Golf Women’s Legacy event for her third victory of the CLPG Tour season.
Lytham, England: An increased prize fund and extended broadcast hours have been confirmed for this summer’s AIG Women’s Open which is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
St Andrews, Scotland: A field of star names will take part in a fun celebration of golf when the Heroes Classic is held for the first time during The 154th Open at Royal Birkdale.
Singapore: Ham Jeong-woo quashed any doubts about his ability to keep the lead in the Singapore Open presented by The Business Times by completing a famous wire-to-wire win.
Shanghai, China: Austrian Bernd Wiesberger captured the Volvo China Open for his first DP World Tour title in five years, beating former champion Adrian Otaegui by three strokes.