Thailand’s Pongsapak “Fifa” Laopakdee delivered a career-defining performance to capture the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship, overcoming a six-shot deficit in the final round before sealing victory in a dramatic playoff over

Miguel Tabuena delivered a fairytale victory for the home crowd, sealing a dominant three-shot win at the US$2 million International Series Philippines at Sta. Elena Golf Club. The Filipino star,

Anshul Mishra became only the third Indian player to place within the top 10 at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship and the first since Rayhan Thomas finished T-2 in 2018. Mishra

Sahith Theegala endured a frustrating third round at the Bank of Utah Championship, carding a modest one-under 70 to fall to T-27 at 8-under 205 after three days at the

India’s Anshul Mishra produced his best performance yet at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship, firing a composed 4-under 68 on day three to break into the top 10 heading into the

China’s Sampson Zheng produced a breathtaking 10-under 62 on Saturday to set up a thrilling final-round showdown at the US$2 million International Series Philippines, sharing the lead with local hero

India’s Shubhankar Sharma wrapped up a challenging season on a disappointing note, missing the cut at the Genesis Championship despite a spirited second-round effort at Woo Jeong Hills Country Club.

Sahith Theegala continued his promising run of form at the Bank of Utah Championship, carding a four-under 67 in the second round to move into tied eighth at seven-under overall

The Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC) will return to New Zealand in 2026, with the 17th edition set to be played at the stunning Te Arai Links South Course from October