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𝗕𝗲𝗹𝗶𝗲𝘃𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗳𝘄𝗮𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲💪 @catlinjohn will be gunning for an unprecedented third straight victory on the Asian Tour when he tees up for the GS Caltex Maekyung Open on Thursday. *He last won 3 times in a single season in 2018 ...

Patience is a key element to success. 🙌 Sarit Suwannarut proved he can win in the right time not once but twice with his victories in Indonesia and China. Watch to find out more about the rising star from Thailand! Link in bio. #whereitsAT #Rolex ...

The trophy stays in Korea 🇰🇷 Hongtaek Kim is your 2024 GS Caltex Maekyung Open champion! 🏆 #MaekyungOpen #whereitsAT ...

A memorable back-nine 31 for Hongtaek Kim to close with a commendable 69 amidst challenging conditions at Namseoul Country Club🙌 He went on to prevail on the first play-off hole for his first Asian Tour title at the GS Caltex Maekyung Open. #MaekyungOpen #whereitsAT ...

Your final leaderboard from the 43rd GS Caltex Maekyung Open Golf Championship⛳🇰🇷 #MaekyungOpen #whereitsAT ...

The winning moment for Hongtaek Kim, who rolled it in for par on the first play-off hole for his breakthrough victory on the Asian Tour. 🙌 #MaekyungOpen #whereitsAT ...

After failing to retain his playing rights in 2022 and missing out on regaining his card for two years in-a-row at the Qualifying School, Hongtaek Kim is finally a winner on the Asian Tour.😌 #MaekyungOpen #whereitsAT ...

Ticket to the @pgachampionship ✔️ Two-time Asian Tour winner David Puig is set to make his #PGAChamp debut and second Major appearance at @valhallagolf next week!💪 ...

Hongtaek Kim breaks into the top-10 on the Order of Merit after his victory at the GS Caltex Maekyung Open Golf Championship #whereitsAT ...

An interview we did with @davidpuigcorrius last November, a month after he broke through for his maiden win in Singapore.🙌 Six months on, the 22-year-old is now a two-time winner on Tour who is set to make his @pgachampionship debut this week.💪🏻 Full video 👉 link in bio. #whereitsAT ...

⛳ 𝗔𝗦𝗜𝗔𝗡 𝗧𝗢𝗨𝗥 🤝 𝗕𝗟𝗨𝗘𝗪𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗥💧 The Asian Tour’s ongoing mission to advocate sustainable practices has taken another important step forward today by announcing @bluewaterglobe as the ‘𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝗪𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗦𝗼𝗹𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗧𝗼𝘂𝗿’. Read more 👉 link in bio. #whereitsAT ...

43rd edition. Round 1. Featured group. 👀🏌️ Tee times: Link in bio. #MaekyungOpen #whereitsAT ...

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Asian Tour’s best go in hunt of Open Championship spots in Korea

Scott Vincent. Asian Tour

The 65th Korea Open begins this week, will plenty on intriguing storylines to keep track of at Woo Jeung Hills Country Club — south of Seoul.

With two spots in the Open Championship at Royal Liverpool up for grabs, the event has attracted a strong field, with Scott Vincent making a return from his LIV Golf schedule for the 10th event of the season on the Asian Tour. The Zimbabwean has impressed once again on LIV, highlighted by a fourth-place finish in Singapore.

He is joined by brother Kieran, who claimed the International Series Vietnam in April and is one of five winners from the Asian Tour this year competing here, along with Hong Kong’s Taichi Kho (World City Championship), Miguel Tabuena (The DGC Open) from the Philippines and Australian Brendan Jones (New Zealand Open).

Tabuena, who has not finished worse than 22nd in six starts in 2023, is the leading player competing from the Asian Tour Order of Merit (OOM), sitting in second place. Kieran is the top golfer from the International Series OOM. He is in third place on that Merit list, which sees the winner at the end of the season earn passage onto the 2024 LIV Golf League — a feat achieved by his brother Scott last year.

The other Asian Tour winner from this season is Korea’s rising star Chanmin Jung, who recorded a surprise victory in the GS Caltex Maekyung Open in May.

The strapping 23 year old, nicknamed ‘Hulk’, is bidding to become only the second player to win the Maekyung event and Korea Open in the same season. His compatriot Sangmoon Bae, did the double in 2009.

Defending champion Minkyu Kim, who beat fellow Korean Mingyu Cho in a play-off last season, is back this year along with five other former winners: Junseok Lee (2021), Seunghyuk Kim (2014), Yikeun Chang (2017), Minchel Choi (2018), and veteran Jong-duck Kim (1997).

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Asian Tour: Kolon Korea Open presented by ELORD 2024

Woo Jeong Hills Country Club – Cheonan, Korea

• Prize money: KRW1,400,000,000
• Defending champion: Seungsu Han

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Guntaek Koh is on rank T28 after round 4 at the Kolon Korea Open presented by ELORD 2024 on the Asian Tour in Cheonan, Korea.

Guntaek Koh played a round of 73 in the fourth round of the Kolon Korea Open presented by ELORD 2024 and has now a total score of 4 over par.

Guntaek Koh currently ranks number in the official world golf rankings.

The Kolon Korea Open presented by ELORD is part of the Asian Tour in the season 2024. In 2024 the players competing for a total prize money of KRW1,400,000,000.

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SCHEDULE FOR ASIAN TOUR 2024 REVEALED

Asian Tour’s thriving 2024 tournament schedule points to good times ahead.

The Asian Tour’s remarkable period of accelerated growth will continue unabated in 2024 after it recently released another impressive and substantial schedule for the new season.

Hot on the heels of the completion of its 2023 season, the Tour has unveiled an initial schedule of 20 strong events across 12 countries – with a significant number of important tournaments to be added.

Once finalised it is expected that the schedule will surpass last year– which saw 23 events staged with total prize money of US$35 million.

The IRS Prima Malaysian Open returns to the 2024 schedule of the Asian Tour

The IRS Prima Malaysian Open will celebrate its return to the schedule after a four-year hiatus by becoming the season-opening event and will be played at The Mines Resort and Golf Club, from 15-18 February. The event was last played in 2020, when American Trevor Simsby triumphed.

It will be followed the week after by the International Series Oman – the first of 10 International Series events in 2024, which provide a pathway to the multi-million-dollar LIV Golf League.

International Series events will be played in Macau (International Series Macau presented by Wynn, 14-17 March), Morocco (4-7 July), Indonesia (31 October – 3 November), and Qatar (28 November 28 – 1 December).

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The Hong Kong Open will once again be part of The International Series, and making its debut on the series will be the PIF Saudi International powered by Softbank Investment Advisers, which was the Tour’s opening event in 2022 and 2023. Both events will be in Q4. The dates will be announced later along with the details of three more International Series tournaments.

The Tour will also once again return to two of its traditional tournament strongholds, Korea and Chinese-Taipei.

Three events will be played in each market, with the GS Caltex Maekyung Open (2-5 May), Kolon Korea Open (20-23 June) and Shinhan Donghae Open (5-8 September) staged in Korea; while the Yeangder TPC (26-29 September), Mercuries Taiwan Masters (3-6 October) and Taiwan Glass Taifong Open (14-17 November) will be hosted in Chinese-Taipei.

The New Zealand Open presented by Sky Sport (29 February – 31 March), the Saudi Open presented by Public Investment Fund (17-20 April) and the SJM Macao Open (10-13 October) are also back on the schedule.

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“The strength and depth of the Asian Tour’s 2024 schedule is reflective of the phenomenal growth we have been enjoying and we are already excited about what the new year will bring,” said Cho Minn Thant, Commissioner and CEO, Asian Tour.

“Importantly, we are delighted to confirm the schedule so soon after the completion of our 2023 season, which will allow our members to plan accordingly and act as an enormous incentive to those heading to Qualifying School.

“The International Series events combined with our central column of established tournaments form the backbone of the Tour while we look forward to being able to announce other premier events in due course.”

The Asian Development Tour schedule will be released later in 2024 and will feature an expanded line-up of tournaments, for what is the Asian Tour’s constantly evolving feeder circuit.

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The ladies asian tour series now inclues the korea women's open.   07:18, 20/06/2021.

The tournament was officially announced at Lotte Hotel, Seoul and will be staged at the Rainbows Country Club from June 17-20, 2021. As Korea’s national title tournament, DB Group Korea Women’s Open marks the start of an exciting journey for the region’s best women golfers as they embark on their journey to be crowned the AGLF (Asia Golf Leaders Forum) Asian Player of the Year at the end of the season. 

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, only a small group of key personnel were present at the signing ceremony between the AGLF and the Korea Golf Association ( KGA ). They consist of Mr. Jung-tai Kim, chairman of the AGLF & KLPGA, Mr. Jong-myung Lee, chairman of the Korea Golf Association, Mr. Hyung-mo Kang, vice chairman of the Korea Golf Association and Mr. Paul Park, secretary-general of the AGLF. 

“The DB Group Korea Women’s Open is the first tournament of the LAT series and is indeed a significant milestone for Asian Women’s golf. These tournaments will give us the opportunity to enhance international sporting relations and promote friendship between  Asian countries through golf,” said Kim.  

Backed by the R&A, the LAT Series aims to boost Asian women’s golf starting with the DB  Group Korea Women’s Open followed by the Hana Financial Group Championship in late September and the Hana Financial Group Singapore Women’s Open in early December.  In addition to the existing KLPGA tournaments, other tournaments across the Asia region such as the Taiwan Women’s Open with SBS in November and the Hyosung Championship with SBS  in Vietnam during the first week of December will also form part of the series in 2021. 

The LAT Series committee is already in discussion with several key stakeholders including the Indonesia Golf Association and Thailand Golf Association on the hosting of their national women’s open in their respective countries. There are at least six tournaments planned for  2021, expanding to 10 by 2023. Plans are also in the works for LAT Series’ own ranking system and establishing the AGLF Asian  Player of the Year Award. The AGLF Asian Player of the Year will be awarded to the player who earns the most points from each LAT Series tournament played this year.  

About Asia Golf Leaders Forum 

Asia Golf Leaders Forum (AGLF) is a non-profit corporation, led by four founders Mr. Jung-Tai  Kim of Hana Financial Group, Mr. Gwang-Soo Hur of Korea Golf Association (KGA), Mr. Sang Yeol Kim of Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA), and Mr. Kenny Park of Simone.  With a mutual understanding with the R&A and golf associations in Asia such as Taiwan,  Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Philippines, AGLF's mission is to unite all the Asian golf associations and create synergies to boost Asian golf to a global arena. Together with corporate partners, the AGLF is working to establish and grow Asia's own series of women’s golf by co-developing with existing tournaments or establish new tournaments in countries across Asia. R&A has put its support behind AGLF and LAT for this new milestone in  Asian Golf.  

About Korea Golf Association 

Korea Golf Association (KGA) is a governing body of golf in Korea to organize three (3) national open championships such as the Korea Open, the Korea Women's Open and the Korea Senior  Open as well as approximately 20 amateur events annually. The KGA was established in 1965,  supported by a few golf clubs here in Korea. The KGA was an affiliate with a member of the Asia  Pacific Golf Confederation (APGC) in 1965 and the International Golf Federation (IGF) in 1968. The  KGA is consists of seventeen (17) regional golf associations, four (4) affiliated golf associations and ninety-three (93) member golf clubs. The KGA has achieved proud results by winning the  2016 Rio Olympic Women's individual, World Amateur Team Championships and other international events and also produced proud players such as K.J Choi, Seri Pak, Inbee Park and Sungjae Im who was the Rookie of the year for the 2018-19 PGA tour.

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What is the International Series on the Asian Tour? Is it linked to LIV Golf?

The International Series marks a ground-breaking and unprecedented investment into the Asian Tour by LIV Golf Investments.

The International Series was unveiled by the Asian Tour and LIV Golf back in February, marking a huge investment and development for the circuit.

The International Series is integrated into the Asian Tour schedule and it began with its Thailand event at Black Mountain Golf Club in March.

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LIV Golf, commissioned by Greg Norman, increased their investment of $200 million to $300 million into the Asian Tour, supposedly showing LIV's commitment to improving golf on a global scale.

10 events are set to be played on the International Series each season for the next 10 years. Some of the key aims of the series include driving fan engagement, attracting commercial interest and stabilising professional golf.

The series will visit countries such as England, Korea, Vietnam, China, Singapore and Hong Kong while prize purses will range from $1.5 million to $2 million.

The first event of The International Series in Thailand was won by Sihwan Kim. Scott Vincent won the second event at Slaley Hall Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort at the start of June.

There are two more events on the series scheduled for 2022. International Series Singapore is taking place this week at Tanah Merah Country Club where Patrick Reed will be teeing it up having most recently played in the Bedminster Invitational on the LIV Golf Tour .

"I have heard a lot of amazing things about the area and the golf course. To be able to come and experience it myself is amazing and watching the (National Day) fireworks last night was great," Reed said.

"There is a lot of things that go into it, and when the people treat you like family as they have here, it makes the experience that much better."

International Series South Korea is up next from August 18 to 21 at Lotte Skyhill Jeju Country Club. This will be the fourth event of the series to be held in 2022.

Currently, Vincent leads the International Series Order of Merit from Kim in second place. Travis Smyth, Phachara Khongwatmai and Sadom Kaewkanjana make up the top five and all of these players have competed on the LIV Golf Tour this year.

The Asian Tour kicked off its season with the Saudi International in February which was sponsored by the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia . The PIF is the majority shareholder of LIV Golf Investments. 

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