Viktor Hovland became the third straight European winner of the Hero World Challenge (Jon Rahm/2018, Henrik Stenson/2019). Photo: rte.ie

Viktor Hovland shows the stuff champions are made of

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Best amateur Yurav Premlall (left) and Daniel van Tonder with their trophies at the South African Open on Sunday. Photo: Carl Fourie/Sunshine Tour

Daniel van Tonder gets bragging rights at Sun City

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Hideto Tanihara capped the 2020-21 season on the Japan Golf Tour with a win at the JT Cup. Photo: manilatimes.net

Tanihara erases bad memories with emphatic win

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Phachara, who first hit global headlines when he won a professional event aged 14, claimed the biggest tournament of his career so far. Photo: Paul Lakatos/Asian Tour

Six-time runner-up to champion, Phachara makes the transition

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Justin Harding is determined to keep his game and emotions in check in the trying conditions as he chases a historic South African Open title on Sunday. Photo: Carl Fourie

Justin Harding reaps fruit of staying calm amid storm

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In official PGA Tour events, Collin Morikawa is 1-for-2 converting the 54-hole lead/co-lead to victory. Photo: dailysabah.com

Numero uno status beckons Morikawa at Albany on Sunday

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Bio Kim is a six-time winner on the Korean PGA Tour but is looking for his first title on the Asian Tour, having made it through Qualifying School in 2020. Photo: Paul Lakatos/Asian Tour

Despite slim lead, form points to Kim

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Bryson Dechambeau won twice on PGA Tour in 2020-21 (2020 U.S. Open, Arnold Palmer Invitational) and finished the season No. 7 in the FedExCup standings. Photo: Olympics.com

Bryson goes low for 36-hole lead but history isn’t with him

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Oliver Bekker will take a three-stroke lead into Saturday’s third round of the South African Open at the Gary Player Country Club. Photo: Sunshine Tour

Lessons from landmark season come in handy for Oliver Bekker

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Bio Kim was expected to be the next big superstar of Korean golf over a decade ago after winning both the Korean and Japan Amateur Championships in 2008, before finishing top of the Korean PGA order of merit two years later and then securing his PGA Tour card aged 20. Photo: Paul Lakatos/Asian Tour

Bio Kim takes another step towards second coming

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