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GOLF.GARA. ASIA TOUR- Yang on brink of becoming first qualifier to win KOLON Korea Open

Jiho Yang is on the cusp of registering the biggest upset victory in the 68-year history of the KOLON Korea Open after opening up a huge seven-shot third-round lead today.

He continued on with his head-turning performance carding his second successive four-under-par 67 at Woo Jeong Hills Country Club to stay in front for the third straight day. He is a remarkable 14-under for the Asian Tour event.

Sweden’s Charlie Lindh is next best placed following a 68, while Yang has the comfort of Mexico’s Abraham Ancer sitting a whopping nine shots back in third. Ancer fired a 70 while Korean Jeunghun Wang carded a 68 and is fourth, another stroke behind.

GOLF.GARA.TAUBER WINS 2026 ALLEGRIA STEGERSBACH LADIES OPEN

Germany’s Hanna Tauber secured her maiden LET Access Series (LETAS) victory triumphing at the 2026 Allegria Stegersbach Ladies Open in Austria.

The 21-year-old had a very consistent week on the Sudburgenland of the Allegria Golf Resort carding three consecutive rounds of 69 (-1).

Heading into the final round, Tauber held a one-shot advantage at the top of the leaderboard but began her day with a bogey.

She bounced back with a birdie on the fifth before making further birdies on 1, 13 and 15 to strengthen her position at the summit.

GOLF. GARA. LEGENDS: The Staysure Legends Tour welcomed professionals, sporting personalities, special guests and media to Galgorm.

The Staysure Legends Tour welcomed professionals, sporting personalities, special guests and media to Galgorm today for a Par 3 Challenge against the clock as preparations continue for this summer’s NI Legends tournament that takes place at the same venue from September 4th – 6th, 2026.

Home players from the Staysure Legends Tour, Gary Murphy, Damian Mooney and Cameron Clark, led the teams alongside local celebrities and sporting heroes.

Teams of three took to the signature par three 7th hole on the championship Castle Course at Galgorm to try and make as many pars as possible within their five-minute window. The professionals hit the tee shots before other team members gathered around the green to play alternate shots as they tried to beat the clock.