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GOLF.GARA. ASIA TOUR Link Hong Kong Open: Pavit staying the same ahead of big test

Pavit Tangkamolprasert [main picture] says he has no plans to change anything ahead of arguably the two biggest tournaments of his 19-year professional career: the Link Hong Kong Open, which starts tomorrow, and the Philippine Open presented by the Philippine Sports Commission, in two weeks.

The 37-year-old is enjoying the finest season of his career and leads the Asian Tour Order of Merit (OOM) with just those two events remaining.

The honour of finishing the year ranked number one and having his name inscribed on a trophy along with many of the legends of the game in the region – such as his famous compatriots Thongchai Jaidee, a three-time recipient, and Thaworn Wiratchant, who claimed it twice, as well as Kiradech Aphibarnrat and Jazz Janewattananond – is at stake.

GOLF.GARA. ASIA TOUR : Catlin, Lahiri, Pieters, Surratt set up final day thriller in Hong Kong – Copy

The final round of the Link Hong Kong Open is set for a titanic battle tomorrow after American John Catlin and Anirban Lahiri from India, both former Asian Tour number ones and multiple tournament winners, Belgium star Thomas Pieters and Caleb Surratt, the United States golfer who is one of the hottest young players in the game, took the third-round lead.

They lead the US$2milion event on 14 under, after Catlin and Pieters shot five-under-par 65s, Lahiri a 66 and Surratt a 67.

Tomorrow’s drama will be added to by the fact that Hong Kong’s Matthew Cheung is just two shots back in a tie for fifth, along with Kalle Samooja from Finland. Cheung, bidding to become the first player from the territory to win the tournament, started the day in the lead and shot a 72, while Samooja fired a 63 – the best round of the day.

GOLF.GARA. ASIA TOUR :Cheung halfway to historic win at Link Hong Kong Open

Matthew Cheung has set up a thrilling weekend of golf for Hong Kong’s golf fans after taking the halfway lead in the Link Hong Kong Open – as he attempts to become the first player from the territory to win the prestigious title in its 65 year history.

He carded an unblemished eight-under-par 62 today – helped by an eagle and six birdies – to open up a three-shot cushion, on 14-under.

GOLF.GARA. ASIA TOUR : Catlin, Lahiri, Pieters, Surratt set up final day thriller in Hong Kong

The final round of the Link Hong Kong Open is set for a titanic battle tomorrow after American John Catlin and Anirban Lahiri from India, both former Asian Tour number ones and multiple tournament winners, Belgium star Thomas Pieters and Caleb Surratt, the United States golfer who is one of the hottest young players in the game, took the third-round lead.

They lead the US$2milion event on 14 under, after Catlin and Pieters shot five-under-par 65s, Lahiri a 66 and Surratt a 67.

Tomorrow’s drama will be added to by the fact that Hong Kong’s Matthew Cheung is just two shots back in a tie for fifth, along with Kalle Samooja from Finland. Cheung, bidding to become the first player from the territory to win the tournament, started the day in the lead and shot a 72, while Samooja fired a 63 – the best round of the day.

EVENTO, UN BUON CAFFE’! il 6 novembre cinque baristi in corsa per il titolo internazionale In palio il titolo di miglior barista dell’espresso italiano

EVENTO, UN BUON CAFFE’! il 6 novembre cinque baristi in corsa per il titolo internazionale In palio il titolo di miglior barista dell’espresso italiano

GOLF.GARA.Sergio Melpignano Senior Italian Open: domina Craig Farrelly, 30° Canonica Sul percorso del San Domenico Golf, nel torneo dello Staysure Legends Tour e dell’Italian Pro Tour presented by Buccellati, tra gli amateur successo di Lawler, 5° Donadoni, 7° Gullit. Domani, 25 ottobre, chiusura della settimana di grande golf con la tradizionale Pro-Am

L’inglese Craig Farrelly ha dominato nella 15ª edizione del Sergio Melpignano Senior Italian Open, che ha concluso con 193 (64 64 65, -23) colpi, dopo una corsa di testa, sul percorso del San Domenico Golf (par 72), a Savelletri di Fasano (Brindisi), che ha ospitato la manifestazione per la quinta volta, la quarta consecutiva