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18/10/2025

This isn’t just golf. It’s SO. MUCH. MORE. 🏌️‍♀️

Every moment hits different at the Maybank Championship. Electrifying crowds, world-class players, and the vibes? Unmatched. 😎🔥

From great plays to even greater moments, here’s what you can expect at this year’s game. 🛺💨

Catch all the action at the Maybank Championship 2025 this 30 October – 2 November at KLGCC.

Get your tickets at maybank.my/golf today! 🎟️

18/10/2025

New swing, new shafts, new putter — and Sarit Suwannarut is leading the SJM Macao Open 💪

His sizzling 63, capped by a 20-foot eagle on 18, gives him a 3-shot lead heading into Sunday.

Meanwhile, Taichi Kho’s dad stepped in as emergency caddie for John Catlin after his caddie went down with heatstroke — one of the wildest moments of the day.

17/10/2025

Singapore’s Amanda Tan and Koh Sock Hwee are set to compete at the Women’s China Open in Shanghai this week — the flagship event of the CLPG Tour, teeing off Friday at Enhance Anting Golf Club.

Facing a strong field that includes defending champion- Ji Yuai, 2023 winner -Angelina Ye Lei, and a wave of fearless young Chinese talents, the Singaporean duo are embracing the challenge.

Amanda, a CLPG Tour winner in 2017, and Koh, fresh off a top-10 finish, say the rise of new stars and the recent LET success of Shannon Tan are pushing them to raise their game.

Don't forget to keep your eye out for them! All the best ladies💪

Credit Image: Amanda Tan

17/10/2025

Gunn Charoenkul and Ding Wenyi [pictured] share the lead at the SJM Macao Open with opening 63s.

Just in front by a shot from Germany’s Dominic Foos and Australian Jack Thompson, on 64s, here at Macau Golf & Country Club – in the 22nd staging of the Asian Tour event.

“Very happy with today. Started the day by stumbling on a clip on Instagram from Tom Kim,” said the 33-year-old Thai Gunn, who is looking for his first victory on the Asian Tour, having finished runner-up four times.

What a start! Excited to see what happens today.

16/10/2025

16/10/2025

Asian Tour commentator, Timothy Low, lets us in on what he does and how the Macau Golf and Country Club set up for the SJM Macao Open there this week.

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16/10/2025

From 16-19 October at the scenic Macau Golf & Country Club, the SJM Macao Open 2025, catch some stars like - Lee Westwood of England, Im Sungjae of Korea, and Li Haotong of China - three of the favourites to vie for the title.

Other front-runners also include Hong Kong’s Taichi Kho, and defending champion Rattanon Wannasrichan from Thailand. Together with home-grown Macanese Kelvin Ngai, the six professionals were gathered for a press conference and photo session yesterday at Grand Coloane Resort.

Stay tuned for more with Golf Asia!

15/10/2025

The Sweet Sound of Success (or ultimate ball compression).
Philippines’ Miguel Tabuena on the tee at the Pro-Am of the SJM Macao Open 2025. The 2024 Asian Tour Order of Merit second-place finisher lets it rip at Macao Golf and Country Club, where the tournament will be held this week from 16-19 October.

14/10/2025

From humble beginnings to shaping Singapore’s most iconic golf courses, Dick Toh’s story is one of perseverance, innovation, and purpose.
As Managing Director of Toh Eng Hock Construction, he continues to build spaces that connect nature, sport, and community.

Read more at golfasia.sg

13/10/2025

A strong start to the SJM Macao Open 2025 as the Community Golf Fun Day welcomed golfers of all ages at Ponte 16. With pros Taichi Kho and Kelvin Si Ngai leading the way, participants enjoyed a day of skill, precision and excitement.

Catch the tournament live from 16–19 October at Macau Golf & Country Club. Free tickets available at www.sjmmacaoopen.com

13/10/2025

Firing a round of 67 (-5) on the final day of the 2025 Hero Women’s Indian Open, , 21-year-olds, began the day seven strokes behind 54-hole leader Hitaashee Bakshi and took the title when Alice Hewson of England double-bogeyed the final hole.

With three events of the LET season remaining, Tan now leads the LET Order of Merit by 239.46 points ahead of Rhodes with South Africa’s Casandra Alexander in third.

Congratulations Shannon! 💪🎉

Credit Photo: Ladies European Tour