Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Keita Nakajima became the third player from Japan to win the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship, defeating Hong Kong’s Taichi Kho on the second hole of a thrilling play-off.
Zhangjiagang Island, China: Zhao Zhimeng claimed her maiden win at the Zhangjiagang Shuangshan Challenge. The Shanxi native went wire-to-wire for a four-shot victory in Jiangsu Province.
Gimcheon City, South Korea: For the first time ever, members of the Korea Professional Golfers Association hit the fairways for a night-time tournament, made possible by a new state-of-the-art sports lighting system from Musco Lighting.
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: Royal Greens Golf & Country Club has taken delivery of the latest generation of Starting New At Golf equipment, as part of Golf Saudi’s plans to attract juniors to the game.
Shanghai, China: China LPGA Tour Order of Merit leader Liu Wenbo held off a determined challenge from teenage amateur Zeng Liqi to win the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Championship.
Chiba, Japan: Hideki Matsuyama soared on the back of two final-round eagles to thrill his army of home fans with a runaway victory in the ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP.
Zhuhai, China: Pan Yanhong rolled back the clock to become the oldest winner in China LPGA Tour history, posting a two-stroke victory in the Guowei Centre Plaza Zhuhai Challenge.
Bangkok, Thailand: Senior Government officials in Thailand have voiced their overwhelming support for two Asian Tour events to be played on Phuket Island.
Zhuhai, China: A week after 15-year-old Zhang Yahui become the youngest winner on the China LPGA Tour, Zeng Liqi, another top amateur, is aiming to eclipse the mark when the Guowei Centre Plaza Zhuhai Challenge tees off.
Shenzhen, China: The Volvo China Open, season finale of the 2021 China Tour, will take place from December 16-19 at the Shenzhen Genzon Golf Club with a total tournament prize-fund of RMB 2 million.
Zhuhai, China: Zhang Yahui has written her name into the history books as the youngest winner on the China LPGA Tour.
Hong Kong: The 2021 edition of the Hong Kong Open, provisionally scheduled to take place at Hong Kong Golf Club in November, will be postponed until next year.