Thirty-one LIV players have signed up for the Link Hong Kong Open, the seventh event of the season on The International Series, with ranking points and major places on the line. A legion of LIV golfers will descend on the Link Hong Kong Open this month, bringing an array of talent and titles to…

The list of Major champions competing in this year’s Link Hong Kong Open has been added to significantly – ensuring one of the strongest fields in its history. South Africans Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel, Martin Kaymer from Germany, and Graeme McDowell from Northern Ireland will all tee it up at the Hong Kong…

Issac Lam and Leon D’Souza have claimed the two places up for grabs at this week’s Link Hong Kong Open Qualifying Tournament on a day of high drama across the Hong Kong Golf Club’s New Course. With local hero Taichi Kho carrying his bag, Lam carded a final-round, three-under-par 67, coming from two shots back…

Eighth stop on The International Series is part of pathway to LIV Golf League, and earns winner place at the 2026 Masters and 154th Open Championship. Patrick Reed, Bubba Watson and hometown hero Taichi Kho will headline the US$2 million Link Hong Kong Open 2025 at Hong Kong Golf Club, with the thrilling action taking…

Patrick Reed stormed to a runaway victory in the US$2 million Link Hong Kong Open today – to claim the prestigious event for the first time and register his first victory in four years. After his off-the-charts 11-under-par 59 yesterday here at the Hong Kong Golf Club, he signed off with an equally fine 66…

LIV Golf star Patrick Reed said earlier this week he had come here to win the US$2 million Link Hong Kong Open and not treat it as a warm-up, and he spectacularly backed that claim up today by shooting an 11-under-par 59 to take the third-round lead. Five birdies in a row started it and four on…

Kipp Popert has spent his life breaking down barriers, and at the LINK Hong Kong Open where the Englishman has continued to show once again why he is such an inspiration. Number one on the World Ranking for Golfers with Disability (WR4GD) table, Popert’s presence this week marks the first time a golfer with disability has been…

Ben Campbell’s defence of his US$2 million Link Hong Kong Open title continues to go according to plan after he took the halfway lead at the Hong Kong Golf Club, Fanling. The Kiwi fired a five-under-par 65 to top the leaderboard on 12-under by one from first-round leader Nitithorn Thippong from Thailand. Nitithorn backed up…

Nitithorn Thippong’s season just brightened up considerably after he holed out from a greenside bunker for a battling par on the 18th to seize the first-round lead in the US$2 million Link Hong Kong Open. The Thai golfer, a three-time winner on the Asian Tour but enduring one of his worst seasons, shot a morale-boosting eight-under-par…

The Link Hong Kong Open is well and truly Open for All with The Hong Kong Golf Club set to host the 63rd edition of the city’s oldest professional sporting event – joining only one other club worldwide as hosts of the same tournament for over six decades, the other being Augusta National Golf Club and the…

The Link Hong Kong Open, the city’s oldest professional sporting event, is breaking new and welcome ground in 2024 with the inclusion of Kipp Popert into the championship field.  Popert is number one on the World Ranking for Golfers with Disability (WR4GD) table.  His participation in the 63rd edition of the Link Hong Kong Open represents…

Martin Kaymer and Patrick Reed are the latest Major winners to join the line-up for this year’s Link Hong Kong Open as the 63rd staging of this historic tournament gatherssome of the greats of the modern game from 21-24 November at The Hong Kong Golf Club. Germany’s Kaymer (2010 PGA Championship, 2014 US Open) and American Reed (2018 Masters) will join the great Brit Justin…