Scott Vincent claimed a commanding four-shot win at the International Series Morocco, capping off a clinical performance to top the Asian Tour Order of Merit.
Scott Vincent surged into a two-shot lead at the halfway mark of the 2025 International Series Morocco after carding a tournament-best 66.
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Thailand’s Poom Saksansin took a surprise third-round lead at the 2025 Kolon Korea Open, proving precision and putting can outshine power on one of the Asian Tour’s toughest courses.
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Lucas Herbert sealed a dominant five-stroke victory at the International Series Japan presented by Moutai with back-to-back eagles on the 18th hole and a final round 64, earning his maiden Asian Tour and International Series title in style.
Doyeob Mun stormed to a career-defining win at the GS Caltex Maekyung Open, carding a flawless 63 on Sunday to capture his first Asian Tour title in a dramatic come-from-behind performance.
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Veteran golfer Kyungnam Kang shines at the Asian Tour Qualifying School, taking a three-shot lead with a 40-foot birdie putt and eagle on the back nine in Hua Hin, Thailand.
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The Asian Tour’s 2025 season promises excitement with a packed calendar of 22 tournaments, prize money exceeding $30 million, and the return of iconic events like the Philippine Open and International Series India.