The tournament’s youngest competitor is also the best-placed amateur as he is mobbed by young fans after another thrilling round at Fanling.

Australian Ormsby completes superb victory at Hong Kong Golf Club as Shane Lowry falls short on final day.

The Hong Kong Golf Association’s Tim Tang and Gary Gilchrist see immediate results after an unprecedented four local players make the Hong Kong Open cut.

Teenager Alexander Yang goes within touching distance of world top 20 players Tony Finau and Shane Lowry ahead of the Open’s final round.

High-schooler Yang sinks three birdies in the last three holes to fire a 67 and go tied-19th for the round

American Finau comes to life on ‘moving day’ and puts himself in the mix with a 65, as India’s Rashid Khan equals the best round of the week with his seven-under-par 63 to move into third place.

Amateur golfer Alexander Yang leads Hong Kong’s pack into the weekend and insists the pressure is on his more experienced opponents.

Alexander Yang, Leon D’Souza, Terrence Ng and Motin Yeung ensure Hong Kong will be represented at its home tournament in Fanling this weekend.

Australian Ormsby holds a two-shot lead at the halfway point of the Hong Kong Open, as Lowry makes a big move up the leader board with a fine 66.

Brandon Wu makes Hong Kong Open debut after a scintillating season which saw Stanford’s first NCAA win in 13 years and a message from alumni Tiger Woods.

The 41-year-old says Hong Kong is one of his favourite places to play because of the great course and the clubhouse food.

Australian Wade Ormsby registers a second impressive round to pull clear at the top of the leaderboard, as top-ranked Tony Finau grinds it out to stay in touch.

Star turns from former winner Ormsby and Japanese Otsuki light the way after day one, while Top ranked Lowry and Finau post solid, unspectacular scores.

Finau stays in touch after day one as Wade Ormsby takes early lead.

World number 40 ‘Jazz’ Janewattananond of Thailand hopes to start strongly in Hong Kong ahead of highest-level season to date.

Alexander Yang, 17, is the tournament’s youngest player but projects hero Tiger Woods’ winning mentality in Fanling.

The 2014 Hong Kong Open winner will donate US$100 for each birdie and US$300 for each eagle he shoots at Fanling this week.

Leon D’Souza and Taichi Kho reflect on mistakes from their Hong Kong Open debut two years ago and expect a much better showing this weekend.

Lou Tan Chi-hin used to pose for photos with golf stars in Fanling as a kid – now he will share the course with the likes of Shane Lowry and Tony Finau.

Jason Hak is one of the city’s top local hopes at this week’s Hong Kong Open that will see British Open champion Shane Lowry, of Ireland, in action

2019 Open winner Shane Lowry and Presidents Cup star Tony Finau join the rescheduled Hong Kong Open to kick-start the year.

Tiger Woods leads his charges to eighth straight Cup win in Melbourne.

The International team leads 61/2-31/2, its largest lead since it won at Royal Melbourne in 1998, its only victory.

Internationals zoom into a 4-1 lead against USA on the opening day of Presidents Cup action as Patrick Reed is singled out for harsh treatment from home galleries.

Li will become the first Chinese to play on the Presidents Cup International Team and says he is looking forward to going up against Tiger Woods in Melbourne.