Dawn of a new era is upon Asian professional golf as the Asian Tour steps into the spotlight with renewed ambition and energy. The tour is positioning itself as a key platform for golf talent across Asia, aiming to elevate the sport’s profile and competitive standards.
Thailand’s Jinny Thetikul clinched a well-deserved victory at the conclusion of the strongest women’s golf championship to date. The competition showcased top-level talent and intense excitement throughout the event.
Tyrrell Hatton’s performance at the PIF Saudi International offers a candid glimpse into the mental and physical demands of tournament golf. In just 45 seconds, the reel captures his intense focus and determination on the course, highlighting the less glamorous but crucial aspects of professional play.
Players on the brink fight to keep their dreams alive – and their playing rights for next season. The pressure is immense as golfers battle to secure their status on the DP World Tour, with every stroke potentially deciding their future.
Casey Jarvis delivered an outstanding performance at the Sunshine Tour finale, carding a remarkable second round of 62. His consistent play throughout the day demonstrated his strong form and determination to finish the season on a high note.
Cedric Gugler has been suspended for 10 HotelPlanner Tour events after multiple serious rule violations during a June tournament.
The DP World Tour is gearing up for an exciting start to its new season with the BMW Australian PGA Championship in Australia. This event marks the first of two tournaments Down Under and features a strong field of Australian players eager to make an impact early in the season. For many competitors who barely retained their tour cards, this championship offers a crucial opportunity to secure valuable points and improve their standing.
The Saudi International has evolved into much more than a golf tournament. Beyond the competition on the course, the event offers a vibrant festival atmosphere that attracts visitors looking for a full day of entertainment.
The DP World Tour has officially started its 2025/26 season with the BMW Australian PGA Championship, one of the two key tournaments in Australia marking the beginning of a busy schedule Down Under. The event attracts a strong contingent of Australian players eager to make an early impact and secure valuable points for the season ahead.
Cam John showed impressive form during the BMW Australian PGA Championship, nearly securing an eagle on one of the pivotal holes. Despite falling just short, his tap-in birdie keeps him firmly in contention, trailing Doug Klein by a single stroke.