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Laurie Canter has turned down a PGA Tour card and will return to the LIV Golf League, becoming part of an all-English Majesticks GC line-up. The 36-year-old finished seventh in the Race to Dubai standings, making him eligible to play in the US, but has opted to join Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood and Sam Horsfield for the 2026 season, the league announced on Monday. Canter, who won l...
David Puig claimed the biggest win of his professional career on Sunday, holding off a stacked field to claim the BMW Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane. The Spanish LIV Golf star shot a final round five-under-par 66 to finish on 18 under, two shots clear of China’s Ding Wenyi in the DP World Tour’s season opener. Australia’s Marc Leishman, who also plays on the LIV Golf Le...
For once on Sunday, Siobhan Haughey was not the main focus of Hong Kong’s success in the swimming pool – Ian Ho Yentou grabbed that spotlight and shone it firmly on himself. The 28-year-old produced a scintillating performance to take National Games gold in the men’s 50 metres freestyle in Shenzhen, setting a city record and consigning China’s Olympic star Pan Zhanle to the role...
Kuang Yang never imagined he would be standing on top of the National Games podium with a gold medal around his neck, having spent four days outduelling some of the best golfers China has to offer. And the 20-year-old from Zhejiang did not just sneak across the line either; he led from start to finish at Hong Kong Golf Club, ending his wire-to-wire victory four shots clear of Sh...
The National Games golf tournament gets under way in Hong Kong on Thursday, with Taichi Kho expecting players to face a tougher test than some of the world’s best did two weeks ago. Softer fairways and greens created prime scoring conditions at the Link Hong Kong Open, which Tom McKibbin won with a record total of 27-under-par. And Kho, who will play alongside Matthew Cheung, Ja...
