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.
When and where did you start playing?
I grew up playing the courses at the Hong Kong Golf Club from about the age of five. My first lesson took place at Deep Water Bay with Lee Parker, so he has a...
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Leon D'Souza and Estee Leung staged remarkable comebacks to win their respective divisions at last month’s Hong Kong Junior Close Championship, which was held at Discovery Bay Golf Club.
In...
Virginie Ding secured a play-off victory in the girls' 11-12 age division with a three-round score of 217 (one-over-par) for the standout performance of the week, with Chloe Chan finishing four...
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Alex Zhuo and Selina Li fired the lowest rounds of the day to earn exemptions into the U.S. Kids Golf Teen World Championship at the famous Pinehurst golf resort in America.
Hosted by the HKGA, 14...
HSBC and the Hong Kong Golf Association last month launched the HSBC Hong Kong Junior Golf Programme, an expanded and enhanced version of the HKGA’s current junior development programme which...
When did you start playing - and where?
I was 18 when I first started. It was at The Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau and at that time I was working as a caddie there. I was a caddie for a few months and...
Jock Mackie, who was a member at both the Hong Kong Golf Club and Shek O Country Club during his playing days, was an integral part of the Hong Kong team throughout the 1950s and 1960s and...
One could hardly expect a repeat of last year’s drama, when Max Wong defeated Arnold Wong in a sudden-death play-off, but when the draw came out for this year’s event the keen observer...