The political turf war between the Asian Tour and rival OneAsia has created a messy environment that has ruled out the involvement of global golf sponsor HSBC, the bank's head of sponsorship Giles...
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- Mar 5, 2013
- Updated: 4:17am
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Hu Mu, touted as the next great Chinese hope, is tipped by many to feature in the Olympics when golf makes a return to the Games in three years' time. But the tenacious Hu knows he must take it...
Asian golf returns this week with the search intensifying for a first global superstar to lead the region into a bright and innovative future and distract from the current squabbles.
Chief executive Mike Kerr said the Asian Tour would produce at least three winners of golf's four majors and would be represented by more than 10 players at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de...
Australian Unho Park is aiming to become the first player since 1994 to successfully defend his HKPGA Championship title when the event starts today at Hong Kong Golf Club.
Rapid growth has made Asia the big new destination for world golf but there’s an unmistakable sense of gloom as long-standing events face an uncertain future and local talent stalls.
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The Asian Tour promised to safeguard the long-term health of the troubled Hong Kong Open yesterday after the European Tour sacrificed the "iconic" tournament and removed it from the climactic end-...
After just nine holes of a practice round at the Macau Golf and Country Club, former European Ryder Cup captain and major winner Ian Woosnam admitted he would be lucky to make the cut at this...
Zhang Lianwei, China's most successful golfer on the Asian Tour, does not plan to ride quietly into the sunset.
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