Looking into golf’s crystal ball, the future holds bright indeed for the Asian Tour who entered into a strategic partner alliance with the European Tour in 2016 in a key move to further strengthen and grow the game in Asia and around the world.
With greater playing opportunities, the stage will become bigger for Asia’s top stars to hog the limelight with more great performances to capture the imagination of golf fans, sponsors and television viewers,
It’ll be another heck of a ride in 2017. Buckle up. The Asian Tour, this is #whereitsAT.
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