The U.S. Open, according to most golfers is the toughest Major to win. On the tournament Thursday, it has 156 starters, but in the weeks running up to it, it has more than 10,000 dreamers hoping to get to that starting line.

It has been more than two months since the last putt dropped at the Bandar Malaysia Open.

To paraphrase the timeless classic from the Beatles, “Will golf still need me, when I am 64?”

Last year India’s Rashid Khan staged one of the best comebacks of anyone on the Asian Tour although the only thing missing to validate that was the big ‘W’.

The Asian Tour season might have hit the pause button due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But that does not stop us from gazing into the crystal ball to pick out likely members who might enjoy their breakthrough on Tour when the season resumes.

For three days, Brad Kennedy was largely out of the radar at the 101st New Zealand Open presented by Sky Sport.

It took an agonizing wait at the clubhouse and three trips down the down the 18th hole at the Kota Permai Golf and Country Club before Trevor Simsby secured his Asian Tour breakthrough at the Bandar Malaysia Open in March

The 2020 Asia-Pacific Diamond Cup  may not feature on the schedules of the Asian Tour and Japan Golf Tour Organisation (JGTO) this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In his maiden visit to Singapore for the SMBC Singapore Open, American Matt Kuchar not only drew the crowds to the Sentosa Golf Club but also gave everyone a lesson on mental fortitude.

The Thai currently has one of the most impressive stretches of events going of any Asian Tour player, dating all the way back to Qualifying School in late 2018.