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Seoul, Korea: Roared on by a huge gallery, Kim Bi-o added another important trophy to his impressive collection of titles when he claimed the 41st GS Caltex Maekyung Open.
Seoul, Korea: Roared on by a huge gallery, Kim Bi-o added another important trophy to his impressive collection of titles when he claimed the 41st GS Caltex Maekyung Open.
Phuket, Thailand: England’s Tom Sloman won the Laguna Phuket Challenge, the first of four Beautiful Thailand Swing events jointly co-sanctioned by the Asian Development Tour and MENA Tour.
Bangkok, Thailand: It’s not only members of the Ladies European Tour who are looking forward to this month’s inaugural Aramco Team Series – Bangkok.
New Jersey, United States: The sustainability plan for the 122nd US Open will significantly reduce the championship’s carbon footprint and leave a lasting legacy well beyond this year’s event.
Melbourne, Australia: In a world-first for golf, the men’s Australian Open and the women’s Australian Open are joining forces.
Manila, Philippines: The Nomura Cup, the Asia-Pacific region’s most prestigious and longest-running men’s team championship, will make a welcome return to the golfing calendar in 2022.
St Andrews, Scotland: The 150th Open at St Andrews in July will be the largest in the Championship’s history with a record-breaking 290,000 fans set to attend at the world-renowned Old Course.
New York, United States: Trump National Doral Miami will play host to the LIV Golf Invitational Series’ season-ending Team Championship, at which a total purse of US$50 million will be on offer.
North Carolina, United States: When the REX Hospital Open at the Country Club at Wakefield Plantation tees-off in June, players will see a very different course to last year, thanks to Capillary Bunkers.
Pattaya, Thailand: Kim Sih-wan triumphed in the Trust Golf Asian Mixed Stableford Challenge to secure his second Asian Tour title in the space of six weeks.
Melbourne, Australia: The PGA Tour has announced a long-term commitment to staging the Presidents Cup in Melbourne, with the team competition returning to the Sandbelt in 2028 and 2040.
Bangkok, Thailand: Award-winning Thai Country Club will stage the opening event in this year’s The Aramco Team Series on the Ladies European Tour.