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Thomas Detry thinks Saturday at HSBC LIV Golf Hong Kong could be a “birdie fest”, but those who know the way the winds can ruin a round at Fanling might advise the Belgian to be a little more cautious in his predictions. Mind you, Detry could be forgiven for his confident outlook after a seven-under-par 63 took him to 13 under overall and a shot back from leaders Carlos Ortiz an...

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Anyone with ambitions of dethroning LIV Golf Hong Kong champion Sergio Garcia is going to have their work cut out, but Carlos Ortiz might fancy his chances after flirting with a magical 59. On a day of low scoring after 48 hours of heavy rain had made the greens far more receptive than usual, the Torque GC star’s 10-under-par 60 on Thursday set him apart from the rest. A run of ...

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Soft fairways and receptive greens mean players will need a fast start at LIV Golf Hong Kong on Thursday, and while all eyes may naturally be on the likes of Jon Rahm and Anthony Kim, this could be the week Lucas Herbert finally breaks through. The Australian has made a strong start to the season, finishing ninth and sixth in the individual contest at the first two tournaments i...

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There will be a full field for HSBC LIV Golf Hong Kong this week, after eight players stranded by the conflict in the Middle East finally made it to the city on Wednesday. The league had been working for several days to arrange transport for the group, which also included families, and was finally able to get them out of the war-torn region. A source said updates on what was hap...

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LIV Golf will return to Hong Kong for a fourth time in 2027, kick-starting the Year of the Goat by bringing some of the game’s best players back to the city once more. HSBC is again expected to sponsor the tournament, which will be held from February 18 to 21 at Hong Kong Golf Club, less than two weeks into the new Chinese year. And organisers said that from Sunday, fans who att...

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