Thailand’s Sadom Kaewkanjana, Yuto Katsuragawa from Japan, Korean Joohyung Kim, and American Sihwan Kim have booked their berths in the elite field for the Open Championship this year, which is celebrating its 150th anniversary and will be played at St Andrews, traditionally regarded as the Home of Golf. Sadom led the way by winning the SMBC Singapore Open today while …
Korean-American Sihwan Kim kept his nose in front after the third round of the US$1.25 million SMBC Singapore Open today at Sentosa Golf Club but was joined at the top by Sadom Kaewkanjana from Thailand. Third-round leader Kim carded a two-under-par 69 on the Serapong Course while Sadom fired a 65 to join the lead on 11 under in the …
Sihwan Kim fired a fine five-under-par 66 in the second round of the SMBC Singapore Open today to take the clubhouse lead on nine under at Sentosa Golf Club. The American opened up a three-shot lead over Korean teenage star Joohyung Kim – who came in with his second 68 to put himself in a strong position to wrap up …
Korean Taehoon Ok shared the clubhouse lead with Thailand’s Suradit Yongcharoenchai, after two stunning eagles on the front nine on the opening day of the US$1.25 million SMBC Singapore Open on the tough Serapong course at Sentosa Golf Club. Ok and Suradit fired five-under-par 66s in the final event of the season on the Asian Tour to lead from Korean …
Korean Taehoon Ok sensationally eagled the two par fives on the front nine of the Serapong Course at Sentosa Golf Club today to help take the clubhouse lead after the first session on the opening day of the SMBC Singapore Open. Ok fired a five-under-par 66 in the final event of the year on the Asian Tour to lead from …
England’s Paul Casey had planned to compete in the SMBC Singapore Open last year, and he says it’s unfinished business that drives him to improve on his impressive joint second-place finish in 2019. He’s a big fan of Sentosa Golf Club’s acclaimed Serapong Course but the pandemic meant the event, one of the region’s iconic National Opens, could not be …
A record number of Singapore players will compete in this week’s SMBC Singapore Open at Sentosa Golf Club providing a great opportunity for the country’s leading golfers to make their mark in their National Open. A total of 20 Singaporeans will compete in the US$1.25 million event, which includes seven amateurs, with the ultimate goal of aiming to become the …
Korean Joohyung Kim achieved so much in his first tournament of the year last week, The Singapore International: he won the tournament in a thrilling sudden-death finish, took over top spot on the Asian Tour Order of Merit, and moved into the top-100 on the Official World Golf Ranking. But there is no time for the 19 year old to …
It’s not only the names of Major championship winners and Ryder Cup heroes which have been inscribed on the magnificent silverware that is presented each year to the winner of the SMBC Singapore Open. Since its inauguration in 1961, US Masters winners Adam Scott, Angel Cabrera and Sergio Garcia, along with Ryder Cup heavyweights Ian Poulter and Matt Kuchar, are …
Sentosa Golf Club’s majestic Serapong Course is primed to reveal a ‘meaner’ personality at this week’s SMBC Singapore Open. Perennially regarded as one of Asia’s most demanding golfing tests, the venue for the Asian Tour’s 2021-2022 season-ending event (January 20-23) has been further enhanced. Once more, the course will examine every facet of a player’s game with recent upgrades ensuring …
