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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Daniel Berger holds a share of the first-round lead in his first individual start since the 2021 Tour Championship. Photo: Palmbeachreport.com

Berger in a three-way lead in Albany

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Neil Schietekat played in the afternoon and took advantage of magnificent conditions at the South African Open. Photo: Sunshine Tour

Bekker, Schietekat quick off the blocks in Sun City

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Bio Kim was nine under after 13 holes and on course for an elusive 59 before realization set in at the Laguna Phuket Championship. Photo: Paul Lakatos/Asian Tour

Bio Kim shows glimpses of magic that got him to PGA...

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Berry Henson was in Thailand for a year after the Bandar Malaysian Open in March 2020 when the pandemic stopped play on the Asian Tour but went back to the US in March this year and picked up a Uber vehicle and drove it two weeks straight, and continues to stay behind the wheel when time permits. Photo: Paul Lakatos/Asian Tour

‘Ubering’ a critical component of Berry Henson’s success in golf

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Chan Shih-chang is hoping to become the first player from Chinese Taipei to win the Asian Tour order of merit in 27 years. Photo: Paul Lakatos/Asian Tour

Chan eyes Asian Tour crown following latest boost

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(From left) Lyn Yeo, Founder, LLD Sports Development and Management, Daryl Low, Shannon Tan, Gea Hong Tho, EFG Bank AG's CEO for Singapore and SEA region.

Jayaditya Saluja finishes third in Singapore Junior Masters

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Happy to catch up with PGA Tour mates as tournament host of the Hero World Challenge, Tiger Woods is reconciled to the fact that life on the golf course will never be the same. Phot: axios.com

Tiger Woods ‘at peace with different way of practice’ post recovery

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As a player, Suzann Pettersen made her Solheim Cup debut at Interlachen Golf and Country Club in Minnesota in 2002, during her rookie year on the Ladies European Tour.  She played in the next seven editions, helping Europe to victory in 2003, 2011 and 2013, before returning in 2019 for a starring role when she holed the winning putt. Photo: LET

Suzann Pettersen named 2023 European Solheim Cup captain

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In 2017, Suttijet Kooratanapisan (left) returned an 11-under-par 59 in the Singha Phuket Open on the Asian Development Tour (ADT) to become the first player to shoot sub-60 in the history of Asian Tour and ADT. Photo: Paul Lakatos/Asian Tour

Asian Tour’s Mr 59 eyes another ‘low’ at Laguna Phuket

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