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GOLF.GARA. TK says ‘Asian Tour means a whole world to me’ ahead of pro debut

This week’s Yeangder TPC will witness one of the most highly anticipated events in Asian golf when Thailand’s Ratchanon Chantananuwat, better known as ‘TK’, makes his debut as a professional.

Four years after setting a world record by winning the Asian Tour’s Trust Golf Asian Mixed Cup as a 15-year-old amateur, the Thai wonderkid will finally play for pay when he tees-off on Thursday at Linkou International Golf & Country Club.

GOLF.GARA. Ciganda Clinches the Cup Once More for Europe at the 2026 Solheim Cup

CROMVOIRT, Netherlands – For the second time in three Solheim Cup meetings it was Carlota Ciganda of Team Europe who secured the cinching point to put the Solheim Cup in the hands of the Europeans.

Ciganda faced America’s Jennifer Kupcho in the 11th match out in the Sunday Singles matches and never trailed over the course of the day. Ciganda closed out Kupcho 4&2 just a day after Kupcho drained 122 feet worth of putts to defeat Ciganda in the Four-Ball session and tie the Europeans heading into the final session.

GOLF.GARA. Yeangder TPC – Tournament Notes

This week marks the 15th edition of the Yeangder TPC, which has always been played at Linkou International Golf & Country Club.

The tournament is the ideal way to restart after the Asian Tour’s mid-year break as it has been one of the Tour’s anchor events for the past two decades – played in one of our key destinations.

It is also always a pleasure to be in the company of the Yeangder Group’s Emmet and Byrant Hsu – who play a tremendous role in pushing the game forward in their country.

Kazu Higa’s victory in the Yeangder TPC last year was significant in many ways that point to the importance of this week’s popular event. Not only did his win put him on course to claim the Asian Tour Order of Merit but Yeangder is also one of his sponsors.

GOLF.GARA.GOLF.GARA . DP World Tour: Shane Lowry domina in Irlanda, quinto De Leo L’irlandese ha vinto per la seconda volta l’Open di casa, lasciando a undici colpi lo statunitense Patrick Reed e il cileno Joaquin Niemann – Copy

Major champion Louis Oosthuizen [main picture] has confirmed he will return to the Link Hong Kong Open this year – when the 65th edition of the tournament takes place from 22-25 October at the Hong Kong Golf Club.

It will mark his third appearance in the event, having impressively finished third last year, while he first competed in the prestigious event in 2008

In a career spanning a quarter of a decade, Oosthuizen won the Open Championship in 2010 and has been a runner-up in the other Majors. With 16 tour titles to his name, he reached his highest world ranking of fourth in 2013.

The 43-year-old said: “I am excited to return to play in Hong Kong this year. I have always enjoyed my time in the city, and in the last few years, I have gotten to compete on this beautiful course more regularly. You can get a bit tired mentally by the end of the season, but Hong Kong is a place that can perk you up with its amazing food and hospitality so I always look forward to this stop on my schedule.”

His compatriots Branden Grace and Dean Burmester have also confirmed

GOLF.GARA . DP World Tour: Shane Lowry domina in Irlanda, quinto De Leo L’irlandese ha vinto per la seconda volta l’Open di casa, lasciando a undici colpi lo statunitense Patrick Reed e il cileno Joaquin Niemann

L’irlandese Shane Lowry ha letteralmente dominato nell’Amgen Irish Open, concluso con 257 (67 62 65 63, -23) lasciando a undici colpi lo statunitense Patrick Reed e il cileno Joaquin Niemann, secondi con 268 (-12), sul percorso del Trump International Golf Links & Hotel (par 70), nel villaggio costiero di Doonbeg in Irlanda, dove ha offerto un’ottima prova Gregorio De Leo, quinto con 270 (74 65 68 63, -10).