Hai Phong, Vietnam: Nguyen Anh Minh will be aiming to script a piece of golfing history when he spearheads Vietnam’s bid for a maiden Nomura Cup title this week.
Hua Hin, Thailand: Centara Hotels & Resorts will continue as title sponsor and host hotel for the Centara World Masters Golf Championship, one of Asia’s largest amateur golf events.
Hai Phong, Vietnam: Vietnam’s emergence as a growing golfing force will be underlined this week when it hosts the 30th edition of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Golf Team Championships.
Macau, China: Thailand’s Rattanon Wannasrichan swept to a wire-to-wire victory in the US$1 million SJM Macao Open, his first win on the Asian Tour in seven years.
Danang, Vietnam: The reputation of Danang as one of the world’s most appealing golfing destinations will be underlined next year.
Birmingham, England: Foley has confirmed it will be exhibiting at the Sports Turf Amenities Landscaping Trade Exhibition for the first time.
St Andrews, Scotland: The AIG Women’s Open will head to Royal Porthcawl in 2025 where it will be the largest women’s sporting event to be played in Wales.
Basel, Switzerland: Syngenta’s new multi-media feature questions whether the emergence of a new ‘Well-Being Economy’ enables golf course businesses to reflect their true value.
Muscat, Oman: Al Mouj Golf has been named second among the golf courses in the Middle East and North Africa by Golf World magazine.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: The first United Arab Emirates cohort from the Asian Golf Industry Federation Certificate in Greenkeeping course have graduated.
South Carolina, United States: The National Golf Course Owners Association has announced that eight-time Major champion Tom Watson is the recipient of its 2025 Award of Merit.
Kent, England: EcoBunker’s work on the second phase of an extensice redesign of 18 greenside bunkers at Hever Castle Golf Club is under way.
Shenzhen, China: Celine Boutier claimed top honours as the Aramco Team Series presented by PIF’s first China visit was hailed a success.
Taipei, Chinese Taipei: Jbe Kruger won the Mercuries Taiwan Masters after an extraordinary weekend that saw three rounds played, each shotgun starts, as a result of Typhoon Krathon.
Gotemba, Japan: Tears flowed as China’s Ding Wenyi added his name to the illustrious list of winners of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship.