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Hail To The Queen - Jeeno's #1 Again!She's done it again! Thailand's sweetheart has toppled America's Nelly Korda from ...
06/08/2025

Hail To The Queen - Jeeno's #1 Again!

She's done it again! Thailand's sweetheart has toppled America's Nelly Korda from the pinnacle to ascend to the lofty #1 position in the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings.

Jeeno Thitikul took over the spot after the recently concluded AIG Women’s Open.

The Thai superstar first ascended to the top of the Rolex Rankings on Oct. 31, 2022, and held the position for two weeks. She is the second Thai player to reach Rolex Rankings No. 1, along with Ariya Jutanugarn.

Thitikul has recorded eight top-10 finishes this season, the most on the LPGA Tour. She captured the title at the Mizuho Americas Open, finished solo second at the Amundi Evian Championship and earned a tie for second at the HSBC Women’s World Championship. She currently leads the Race to the CME Globe with 2,204.950 points, the Rolex Player of the Year standings with 104 points and the scoring average standings at 69.511.

Thitikul won twice in 2024, starting with a successful partnership at the Dow Championship with Ruoning Yin. She then capped the year with a victory at the CME Group Tour Championship, earning the largest single prize in the history of women’s golf with the US$4 million winner’s check.

Prior to joining the LPGA Tour, Thitikul became the youngest player ever to win the Ladies European Tour’s Race to Costa del Sol in 2021 while also securing Rookie of the Year and Player of the Year honors. At 14 years, 4 months and 19 days, Thitikul also became the youngest golfer to ever win a professional golf tournament with her victory at the LET’s Thailand Championship in 2017.

Banzai! Yamash*ta Does Asia Proud!Japanese courage and determination landed the Land Of The Rising Sun a big prize when ...
04/08/2025

Banzai! Yamash*ta Does Asia Proud!

Japanese courage and determination landed the Land Of The Rising Sun a big prize when Miyu Yamash*ta outplayed a top field and a tough links course to win the Women's British Open.

It was the Japanese golfer's first major title and she won it by a clear two strokes.

Yamash*ta's spectacular win was not the only big victory for Japan and Asia. Fellow Japanese, Minami Katsu tied for second place to make it a Japanese rout.

Yamash*ta carded a 2-under par final round to hold off a strong challenge from England's Charley Hull on the Welsh links course.

She finished on 11-under par for the tournament, with Hull and Katsu ending in a tie for second place after final rounds of 69 left them on 9-under.

Yamash*ta, who turned 24 while playing the third round, became the third Japanese woman to win the British Open after Hinako Shibuno in 2019 and Ayako Okamoto in 1984.

Yamash*ta's previous best performance in a major was a tie for second place at last year's Women's PGA Championship.

Prior to this year, Yamash*ta's highest finish at the Women's British Open was 13th in 2022.

In all, Asia swept the field with six of the top ten spots.

DeChambeau Is Trumps Pick!President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that will reestablish the Presidential F...
31/07/2025

DeChambeau Is Trumps Pick!

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that will reestablish the Presidential Fitness Test.

And guess who will be the boss of this development? Bryson DeChambeau, will chair the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition.

The order will direct the council to develop school-based programmes that reward achievements in physical education.

It will also reestablish the Presidential Fitness Test, which was first created in 1966 and was administered in public middle schools and high schools. The test was replaced in 2013 with the Presidential Youth Fitness Programme, which emphasized living an active and healthy lifestyle.

Other athletes expected to be involved include Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker, former New York Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor, retired champion golfer Annika Sorenstam and Paul “Triple H” Levesque of World Wrestling Entertainment.

Woad - A Phenom Is Born!The golf world is all set to welcome a brand new star. A stunning phenom! And her name is Lottie...
28/07/2025

Woad - A Phenom Is Born!

The golf world is all set to welcome a brand new star. A stunning phenom! And her name is Lottie Woad!

This 21-year old English lass, a former world No. 1 amateur champion absolutely blew the competition away at the Women's Scottish Open to claim her first professional title with the promise of a whole lot more to come.

The youngster won the tournament in grand style by winning against a very strong field which featured the reigning women's world number one, Nelly Korda.

Woad whipped the field by a three stroke lead.

It was her first victory since turning professional earlier in July. She becomes the first player to win on their professional Ladies European Tour debut since Singapore's Shannon Tan, at the Magical Kenya Ladies Open in February 2024.

Woad finished three shots ahead of second-placed South Korean Kim Hyo-joo. Julia Lopez Ramirez and South Korea's Kim Sei-young shared third on 14-under, with world No.1 Nelly Korda a shot back in fifth.

Journeyman Kitayama Banks A Big One!American Kurt Kitayama displayed true grit and determination to hang on to post a wi...
28/07/2025

Journeyman Kitayama Banks A Big One!

American Kurt Kitayama displayed true grit and determination to hang on to post a win at the 3M Open for his second career US PGA Tour title.

With his older brother Daniel on his bag, Kitayama fired a 6-under par 65 to finish 72 holes on 23-under-par 261.

He pipped Sam Stevens by one stroke for the title.

The 32-year old Kitayama, fired a career-low 60 in round two and sank 20 birdies in the final two rounds - the most by any PGA Tour winner since 2003.

Paddy Smiles His Way To A Big Win!Irish superstar Padraig Harrington bagged his second senior major victory of the year ...
27/07/2025

Paddy Smiles His Way To A Big Win!

Irish superstar Padraig Harrington bagged his second senior major victory of the year when he bolted away to win the ISPS Handa Senior Open.

The man known for his wide grin, closed with a 3-under 67 to claim the title. He won by three shots over Thomas Bjorn (67) and Justin Leonard (68).

The victory also earned him the honour of being the fifth player with a Senior Open and an Open title.

Harrington now has 11 titles on the PGA Tour Champions, and he has won multiple times each of the last four seasons. He won the U.S. Senior Open last month at The Broadmoor. And he nearly won the Senior PGA Championship at Congressional until a late two-shot swing gave the title to Angel Cabrera.

Niemann Banks Another US$4 Million!It's becoming a habit for Chilean superstar Joaquin Niemann to bank in millions of do...
27/07/2025

Niemann Banks Another US$4 Million!

It's becoming a habit for Chilean superstar Joaquin Niemann to bank in millions of dollars.

He just stashed away another cool US$4 million marking his fifth win of the 2025 season and seventh LIV Golf win overall, both LIV Golf records.

Niemann posted rounds of 65, 63 and 68, finishing at 17 under, three shots ahead of his closest challenger.

On the team side, Legion XIII surged to a team victory for the second consecutive week and the fifth time this season.

LIV Golf Expands!LIV Golf continues to expand its schedule, and next year, it's going to South Africa for the first time...
27/07/2025

LIV Golf Expands!

LIV Golf continues to expand its schedule, and next year, it's going to South Africa for the first time.

It will be the fifth continent to host a LIV Golf event in 2026, with confirmed events already in Australia and Europe on the schedule. The South Africa event will be held March 20-22.

Other confirmed dates on the LIV Golf schedule are a return to Adelaide, Australia, from Feb 13-15 and for LIV Golf UK at JCB Golf and Country Club from July 24-26.

Scottie Does The Scoot Again!When will this guy ever stop pulling off spectacular wins, one wonders? It looks like this ...
21/07/2025

Scottie Does The Scoot Again!

When will this guy ever stop pulling off spectacular wins, one wonders? It looks like this is not going to happen anytime soon.

Scottie "The Scoot" Scheffler seems absolutely unbeatable! In a very understated manner, the young American golfer is without doubt the hottest professional golfer on the Planet.

He proved it again when he shunted into top gear and made mincemeat out the Royal Portrush golf course and scooted off the last hole in the final round with The Open title for 2025!

Unlike the flamboyant Tiger Woods with his trademark yells, aggressive fist-pumps and theatrical leaps, Scheffler was less demonstrative and displayed his joy by celebrating with his wife and young family on the course. It was not the adrenaline charge of Tiger, but it was nonetheless touching to watch.

He bolted from the rest of the field and seemed to tease Portrush by shooting off a final round 3-under par 68 to register a magnificent four-shot victory for his fourth major success.

The reigning world number one wrapped up the tournament with a 17-under after shooting in the 60s on all four days. What a player! The world now has a player who is a master at his game and is totally untouchable!

The win at The Open was the 10th successive time Scheffler has converted a 54-hole lead into a win.

His dominance over the past two years has been such that once he birdied the first hole, it seemed as though the chasing pack had already lost any belief of challenging.

Scheffler became only the second world number one to lift the Claret Jug after Tiger Woods, completing the third leg of a possible career Grand Slam.

Scheffler added to his mind-numbing money totals with US$3.1 million of the US$17 million purse at Royal Portrush. He is now just shy of US$100 million in official career earnings and over US$19 million for the season.

Scheffler led an American tsunami with eight of the top ten slots going to Americans. Harris English finished in a distant second place, ending the tournament on 13-under courtesy of a closing round of 66.

Chris Gotterup completed a dream fortnight after last weekend's Scottish Open triumph, carding a 67 to end a shot further behind in third.

Another glowing example of American dominance of the game.

Commenting on Scheffler's win, Phil Mickelson, a six-time major winner himself said, "Congrats to Scottie Scheffler on another impressive victory. So many irons shots were amazing and what a putting performance..... he looks good to score a career slam before his 30th birthday."

Asia did very well at The Open also. China's Li Hao-Tong was in tremendous form as he grabbed the fourth spot.

Evian Championship - Golf Is Cruel!The often heard adage - the "thrill of victory and the agony of defeat" enjoyed centr...
14/07/2025

Evian Championship - Golf Is Cruel!

The often heard adage - the "thrill of victory and the agony of defeat" enjoyed centre stage as the final round of the Evian Championship played out in France.

In a gut wrenching finish, Australia's Grace Kim had the helping hand of the golfing gods to come from behind, catch up with the final round leader Jeeno Thitikul and destroy the Thai world number 2 in a play-off.

Jeeno looked good for her first major win but was denied that long awaited opportunity when victory was snatched by Kim who was in scorching form right at the end of the round. She was four shots back from Jeeno but charged up to equal the Thai with a dramatic finish.

With three eagles in a crazy final-round 67, Kim prevailed with a 14-under-par 270 winning total to join Karrie Webb, Minjee Lee, Hannah Green and Jan Stephenson as only Australia's fifth female major winner.

The play-off on the 18th hole was played twice - and in the second run, Kim hit hybrid to 12 feet while Thitikul, missed an 8-foot birdie putt in regulation to give the win to Grace. Kim went on to to sink an eagle putt to capture her first major, and second LPGA title.

For Thitikul, who along with Japan's Ai Miyazato is the only woman to have reached No. 1 in the world ranking without winning a major.

Gooch Picks Up Another LIV Win!American Talor Gooch pulled off a stunning win at the LIV Golf Valderama tournament.He li...
14/07/2025

Gooch Picks Up Another LIV Win!

American Talor Gooch pulled off a stunning win at the LIV Golf Valderama tournament.

He lifted the individual title with a 1-under 70 to finish at 8-under, one shot clear of Spaniard Jon Rahm. It was Gooch’s second LIV victory at Valderrama and his 13th overall trophy, now the most in LIV Golf history.

Gooch now has four individual wins, seven team titles across three squads, the 2022 Team Championship with 4Aces GC and the 2023 Individual Championship with RangeGoats GC.

The win was worth a staggering US$4 million for Gooch.

Meanwhile, Rahm led his Legion XIII for their third team title of the season at LIV Golf Andalucía, edging Sergio Garcia’s Fireballs GC in a dramatic finish. It marks the expansion side’s seventh overall win.

Another First Time Winner At The PGA Tour!If you've not heard of William Mouw, you now have been introduced to him.Mouw ...
14/07/2025

Another First Time Winner At The PGA Tour!

If you've not heard of William Mouw, you now have been introduced to him.

Mouw fired a 9-under par 61 to surge to a one-shot victory in the ISCO Championship to capture his first US PGA Tour title in his 20th start.

Mouw's previous best finish was a tie for sixth at the Puerto Rico Open in March.

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Asia Pacific Golf Group - We publish Asia's top golf magazine - ASIAN GOLF (formerly Asian Golf Monthly) and produce the Asia Pacific Golf Summit, one of the world's leading business conferences on golf. We're Number One And We've Got Golf Covered For The Region!