National squad player Tiana Lau led HKIS to victory over the New Course at Fanling with a one-over-par 71, the best round of the day. The 18-year-old also received strong support from her teammates Charlton Leung, Selina Li and Cameron Su as they finished six shots clear of the field on 225.
Yew Chung International School finished runners up on 231, helped by a 73 and a 74 from the Leung sisters Emily and Estee, while Chinese International School (234) came in third.
Chinese Taipei’s Liu Yu-jui claimed the Hong Kong Open Amateur Championship – and with it a coveted spot in next month’s Hong Kong Open – in one of the closes finishes in the...
Mizuno, 20, failed to shoot the scores his ball-striking deserved after missing countless chances on the greens over the four days. Rounds of 74, 76, 75 and 76 over gave him a total of 301 over...
Pethes, a regular Hong Kong Senior international who last year won the Hungarian International Senior Amateur Championship, returned to eastern Europe after a successful spell in Canada, where he...
The 55-year-old Hong Kong Golf Club member, who won the Seniors Amateur Close Championship on his debut in May, added the Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau International Amateur Open to his ever-growing...
Six years ago, Tiana Lau made headlines around the region for a quite amazing feat: the then 10 year-old made two holes-in-one during a practice round over the Executive Nine at Clearwater Bay Golf...
In a performance that surely ranks alongside that of the victorious side which claimed the inaugural Putra Cup tournament in 1961, Hong Kong - represented by newly-turned professional Jason Hak,...
Thailand's Chayanid Prapassarangkul cruised to a five-shot victory at the rain-shortened Hong Kong Ladies Open Amateur Championship, which was completed at Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club in...
That result, in addition to a run of consistent performances in both HKGA and HKGC events led to his selection for Hong Kong at last month’s Asian Youth Games in Nanjing, an experience he...
You were only the second full-time chief executive of the HKGA when you were appointed in 2002. What were your goals when you first took on the job?
I wanted to encourage golf as much as I...
Lam, 16, was consistently personified during the rainswept final round, carding two birdies and just one bogey in his one-under 69, which enabled him to become the first local boys’ winner...