User:Wjemather/Asian Tour

History edit

Asian PGA Tour edit

APGA formed 1994,[1] Tour started in 1995. [2]
- Formed as players became unhappy with lack of opportunities on the existing tour which was being dominated by "foreigners" [3]
- 1995–1998 Omega Tour [4]
- 1999–2003 Davidoff Tour [5]
- 2004–present Asian Tour [6]
Dates of the major national opens within the region were avoided as were APGC Tour events. They gradually joined the new tour. [7] [8]
"Asian Tour Limited" acquired by Parallel Media Group plc in December 2003. [9]
- Effectively re-founded as a new tour for the 2004 season

Tournament schedules (all Asian tournaments, ex. Japan) edit

1995 edit

Date	Tour	Tournament	Country	Winner	OWGR	Notes
26-29 Jan	ET	Johnnie Walker Classic	Philippines	Fred Couples	48
2-5 Feb	APGC	Thailand Open	Thailand	Todd Hamilton	14
9-12 Feb	APGC	Sabah Masters	Malaysia	Brandt Jobe	12
23-26 Feb	APGC	Philippine Open	Philippines	Carlos Espinosa	12
2-5 Mar	APGC	Indian Open	India	Jim Rutledge	12
9-12 Mar	APGC	Malaysian Open	Malaysia	Clay Devers	18
16-19 Mar	APGC	Indonesia Open	Indonesia	José Cantero	16
23-26 Mar	APGC	Bali Open	Indonesia	Brandt Jobe	12
30 Mar-2 Apr	APGC	Rolex Masters	Singapore	Ron Wuensche	12
6-9 Apr	APGC	Republic of China Open	Republic of China	Daniel Chopra	12
13-16 Apr	APGC	Maekyung Bando Fashion Open	South Korea	Brandt Jobe	12	[10]
20-23 Apr	APGC	Dunlop International Open	Japan	Peter Senior	20	[11]
27-30 Apr	APGC	Volvo China Open	China	Raúl Fretes	12	[12]
22-25 Jun	APGA	Asian PGA International	Thailand	Park Nam-sin (1)		^[1]^[2]
29 Jun-2 Jul	APGA	Canlubang Classic	Philippines	Carlos Espinosa (1)		^[3]
27-30 Jul	APGA	Tournament Players Championship	Malaysia	Lin Keng-chi (1)
10-13 Aug	APGA?	Volvo Masters of Thailand	Thailand	Zhang Lianwei (1)		seems unlikely that it was a tour event
24-27 Aug	APGA	Yokohama Singapore PGA Championship	Singapore	Lin Keng-chi (2)
31 Aug-3 Sep	APGA, KPGA	Passport Open	South Korea	Vijay Singh (n/a)		^[4]
31 Aug-3 Sep	ANZ-FT?	Vanuatu Open	Vanuatu	Steven Conran		^[4]
14-17 Sep	KPGA	Korea Open	South Korea	Kwon Young-suk
21-24 Sep	KPGA	Shinhan Donghae Open	South Korea	Choi Sang-ho
28 Sep-1 Oct	APGA	Langkawi Open	Malaysia	Boonchu Ruangkit (1)
5-8 Oct	APGC	Asian Classic	South Korea			provisionally scheduled; not held?
5-8 Oct	APGA	Gadgil Western Dubai Creek Open	UAE	Robert Willis (1)		APGA Major
12-15 Oct	APGC	Volvo Asian Masters	Republic of China	Corey Pavin	16
12-15 Oct	APGA	Merlion Masters	Singapore	Nico van Rensburg (1)		^[5]
19-22 Oct	APGA, KPGA	Samsung Masters	South Korea	Lin Keng-chi (3)		[13]^[6]
26-29 Oct	APGA	Royal Perak Classic	Malaysia	Gerry Norquist (1)		[14]
2-5 Nov	ANZ	Alfred Dunhill Masters	Indonesia	Steven Conran	20
9-12 Nov	ANZ	Singapore Open	Singapore	Michael Campbell	16
16-19 Nov	APGC	Hong Kong Open	Hong Kong	Gary Webb	16	[15][16]
16-19 Nov	APGA	Kenmore Pakistan Masters	Pakistan	Kwon Young-suk (1)
23-26 Nov	APGC	Tugu Pratama Indonesian PGA Championship	Indonesia	John Senden	14	[17][18]
24-27 Nov	APGA	Gadgil Western Masters	India	Gaurav Ghei (1)		APGA Major [19]
7-10 Dec		Volvo Masters of Malaysia	Malaysia	Zhang Lianwei
7-10 Dec	APGA	Gadgil Western Vietnam Open	Vietnam	Clay Devers (1)
14-17 Dec	APGA	Philippine Classic	Philippines	Jeev Milka Singh (1)		^[7]

1996 edit

Date	Tour	Tournament	Country	Winner	OWGR	Notes
4-7 Jan	APGA	Myanmar Open	Myanmar	Boonchu Ruangkit (2)
11-14 Jan	APGA	Omega PGA Championship	Hong Kong	Yeh Chang-ting (1)		APGA Major
18-21 Jan	APGA	Asian Matchplay Championship	Philippines	Jeev Milka Singh (2)
18-21 Jan	APGC	Malaysian Open	Malaysia	Steve Flesch	16
25-28 Jan	ET, ANZ	Johnnie Walker Classic	Singapore	Ian Woosnam	42
1-4 Feb	APGC	Mitsubishi Motors Southwoods Open	Philippines	Manny Zerman	12	[20]
8-11 Feb	APGC	Thailand Open	Thailand	Todd Barranger	12
15-18 Feb	APGC	Indian Open	India	Hidezumi Shirakata	12	[21]
7-10 Mar	APGC	Matoa Nasional Invitational	Indonesia	Christian Pena	12
14-17 Mar	APGC	Indonsesia Open	Indonesia	Ed Fryatt	12
14-17 Mar	APGA	Sabah Masters	Malaysia	Thaworn Wiratchant (1)
21-24 Mar	APGC	Rolex Masters	Singapore	Mike Cunning	12
28-31 Mar	APGC	U-Bix Philippine Open	Philippines	Rob Whitlock	12
28-31 Mar	APGA	Singha Thai Prasit Bangkok Open	Thailand	Thammanoon Sriroj (1)
4-7 Apr	APGC	China Classic	China			provisionally scheduled; not held?
11-14 Apr	APGC	Maekyung Open	South Korea	Park Nam-sin	12
18-21 Apr	APGC	Kirin Open	Japan	Yoshinori Kaneko	16
18-21 Apr	APGA	Canlubang Classic	Philippines	Craig Kamps (1)		^[8]
26-29 Apr	APGA	Tournament Players Championship	Malaysia	Kang Wook-soon (1)
2-5 May	APGA	Honda Invitational	Thailand	Steve Elkington (n/a)
9-12 May	APGA	Guam Open	Guam	Mo Joong-kyung (1)
30 May-2 Jun	APGA	Volvo China Open	China	Prayad Marksaeng (1)
8-11 Aug	APGA	Canon Singapore Open	Singapore	John Kerkoran (1)		APGA Major
15-18 Aug	APGA	Kuala Lumpur Open	Malaysia	Kang Wook-soon (2)
22-25 Aug	APGA, KPGA	Fila Open	South Korea	Kwan Oh-chul (1)
29 Aug-1 Sep	APGA, KPGA	Philip Morris Asia Cup	South Korea	Jeev Milka Singh (3)
12-15 Sep	APGC, KPGA	Korea Open	South Korea	K. J. Choi
18-21 Sep	APGC, KPGA	Shinhan Donghae Open	South Korea	Jung Jun
26-29 Sep	APGA	Lexus International	Thailand	Boonchu Ruangkit (3)
2-5 Oct	APGA	Yokohama Singapore PGA Championship	Singapore	Yeh Chang-ting (2)
9-12 Oct		Volvo Masters of Thailand	Thailand	Zhang Lianwei
16-19 Oct	APGC	Taiwan Open	Taiwan	Hong Chia-yuh	12
16-19 Oct	APGA	Gadgil Western Dubai Creek Open	UAE	Paul Friedlander (1)
23-26 Oct	ANZ, APGA	Australian Players Championship	Australia	Bradley Hughes (n/a)	16
31 Oct–3 Nov	ANZ, APGA	Alfred Dunhill Masters	Hong Kong	Bernhard Langer	26
5-11 Nov	*	Johnnie Walker Super Tour	Various	Ernie Els
8-11 Nov	APGA	Merlion Masters	Singapore	Peter Teravainen (1)
15-18 Nov	APGA	Pakistan Steel Masters	Pakistan	Eric Rustand (1)
28 Nov-1 Dec	APGA	Tugu Pratama Indonesian PGA Championship	Indonesia	Thammanoon Sriroj (2)
5-8 Dec	APGC	Hong Kong Open	Hong Kong	Rodrigo Cuello	14
5-8 Dec	APGA	Royal Thai Classic	Thailand	Richard Kaplan (1)
5-8 Dec		Volvo Masters of Malaysia	Malaysia	Zhang Lianwei
12-15 Dec	APGA	Omega PGA Championship	Hong Kong	Gerry Norquist (2)		APGA Major
19-22 Dec	APGA	Asian Matchplay Championship	Indonesia	Zhang Lianwei (2)

1997 edit

Date	Tour	Tournament	Country	Winner	OWGR	Notes
23-26 Jan	EUR, ANZ	Johnnie Walker Classic	Australia	Ernie Els	44
13-16 Feb	AGC	Mitsubishi Motors Southwoods Open	Philippines	Takao Nogami	12	[22]
20-23 Feb	AGC	Konica U-BIX Manila Open	Philippines	Yasuharu Imano	12	[23]
6-9 Mar	AGC	Benson and Hedges Malaysian Open	Malaysia	Lee Westwood	14	[24]
13-16 Mar	AGC	Thailand Open	Thailand	Christian Chernock	12	[25][26]
20-23 Mar	AGC	Rolex Masters	Singapore	Kyi Hla Han	12
27-30 Mar	AGC	Indian Open	India	Ed Fryatt	12	[27]
17-20 Apr	AGC	Philippine Open	Philippines	Kevin Wentworth	12	[28]
24-27 Apr	AGC, JPN	Kirin Open	Japan	Kim Jong-duck	22	[29]
1-4 May	AGC	LG Fashion Maekyung Open	South Korea	Shin Jong-jin	12
15-18 May	AGC	Volvo China Open	China	Cheng Jun
29 May-1 Jun	AGC	Hyundai Motor Masters	South Korea	Ian Woosnam
3-6 Jul	AGC	Chinese Taipei Open	Taiwan	Tsai Chi-huang
10-13 Jul	AGC	Taiwan PGA Championship	Taiwan	Gerry Norquist
4-7 Sep	AGC	Shinhan Donghae Open	South Korea	Ed Fryatt
25-28 Sep	AGC	Korea Open	South Korea	Kim Jong-duck
25-28 Sep	AGC	Mercuries Taiwan Masters	Taiwan	Gerry Norquist
4-7 Dec	ASA	Hong Kong Open	Hong Kong	Frank Nobilo
9-14 Dec	*	Johnnie Walker Super Tour	4 countries	Jesper Parnevik

Tournaments edit

Maruman Classic edit

Inaugural event in 1981; sponsors decided to rotate round ASEAN countries starting in 1984 [30]

Year	Host Country	Winner	Country	Score
1992	Singapore
1991	Malaysia
1990	Malaysia
1989	Singapore	Poh Eing Chong	Singapore
1988	Indonesia
1987	Malaysia
1986	Singapore	Lim Kian Tiong	Singapore
1985	Malaysia
1984	Indonesia
1983	Singapore	Sukree Onsham	Thailand	[31]
1982	Singapore
1981	Singapore

Malaysia edit

Tournament Players Championship edit

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Ref
1996	Kang Wook-soon	South Korea
1995	Lin Keng-chi	Taiwan

Malaysian golf circuit edit

- 1999: [32]
- 1988: Terengganu (26-29 May), Royal Johor (9-12 Jun), Sarawak (16-19 Jun), Sabah (23-26 Jun), Keningau (30 Jun-3 Jul), Malaysian Masters (7-10 Jul)[33][34]
- 1987: Sarawak, Sabah, Johor, Genting, PFP, Desaru, PGA, B&H (open) [35]
- 1986: Sabah, Sarawak, Johor, PFP, PGA, Tasek Matchplay (closed), Desaru, B&H (closed) [36] (Maruman Classic moved to Thailand)
- 1985 [37]: Sabah (1-5 May), Sarawak (8-12 May), Royal Johor (15-19 May)
- 1983 [38]: Dunlop (5-8 May), Mizuno (12-15 May), Sabah (19-22 May), B&H Classic (8-11 Jun)
- 1982 [39][40]: Rolex (9-13 Feb), Dunlop (18-21 Mar), Tiger (13-16 May), Warren (19-22 May), Mizuno (3-6 Jun), Sabah (10-13 Jun), Desaru (17-20 Jun), Jurong (15-81 Jul), Sentosa (20-23 Jul), B&H Classic (4-7 Aug), Federal Flour Mills (7-10 Sep), Maruman (14-17 Sep), MAS PGA (23-26 Sep), NST (28 Sep-1 Oct), Singapore PGA (6-10 Oct)

Sabah Masters edit

New tournament for 1982: [41]
Malaysian circuit event
Australasian Tour 1993 [42] - not played?
Asia Golf Circuit 1994, 1995
Asian PGA Tour 1996–1999,[43] 2019– [44]
Asian Development Tour 2016 (unofficial) [45]
ASEAN PGA Tour 2011–2016 [46] ("Road to Sabah Masters" [47])

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up
2019	Pavit Tangkamolprasert	Thailand	271	Playoff	Aman Raj David Gleeson Phachara Khongwatmai
2018
2017
2016 [48]	Namchok Tantipokhakul	Thailand	277	2 strokes	Casey O'Toole
2015 [49]	Mardan Mamat	Singapore	274	4 strokes	Danny Chia Arie Irawan
2014 [50]	Wisut Artjanawat	Thailand	276	2 strokes	Sattaya Supupramai Michael Tran
2013 [51]	Antonio Lascuna	Philippines	273	Playoff	Mardan Mamat
2012	No tournament due to rescheduling from November to January
2011 [52]	Wisut Artjanawat	Thailand	278	1 stroke	Anthony Fernando Nicholas Fung
2000–2010	Not held [53]
1999	Robert Huxtable	United States	267	6 strokes	Thongchai Jaidee
1998	Simon Yates	Scotland	278	1 stroke	Des Terblanche
1997	Des Terblanche	South Africa	281 (−7)	Playoff (3rd hole)	Thammanoon Sriroj
1996	Thaworn Wiratchant	Thailand	282	2 strokes	Jeff Wagner Lin Chih-chen
1995	Brandt Jobe	United States	280	3 strokes	Periasamy Gunasegaran
1994	Craig McClellan	United States	284	Playoff (2nd hole)	Kyi Hla Han
1993	No tournament (1992=11th [54], 1994=12th; was scheduled to be on ANZ Tour)
1992 [55]	Sufian Tan	Malaysia	286 (−2)	3 strokes	Lin Keng-chi Stuart Thomson
1991	Nandasena Perera	Sri Lanka
1990
1989 [56][57]	Frankie Minoza	Philippines	278 (−10)	7 strokes	N. Ravi Chandran Eddy Bagtas
1988 [58]	Jeff Senior	Australia	283 (−5)	10 strokes	Marimuthu Ramayah
1987 [59]	Chen Liang-hsi	Taiwan	284 (−4)	5 strokes	Kyi Hla Han
1986 [60]	Mario Siodina	Philippines
1985	Eleuterio Nival	Philippines
1984 [61]	Paterno Braza	Philippines	291	1 stroke	Hung Weng-neng
1983 (19-22 May)
1982 [62]	Archin Sopon	Thailand	290 (+2)	Playoff (2nd hole)	Mario Siodina

Perak Masters edit

Australasian Tour 1991–1993 (scheduled in 1994, but may not have been played)
Asian PGA Tour from 1998

Year	Tour	Winner	Country	Winning score	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up

2003 [63]		Periasamy Gunasegaran	Malaysia	207	2 strokes	Airil Rizman Steve Tan

1998	ASA

1993 [64]	AUS	Anthony Painter	Australia	275 (−13)	1 stroke	John Senden
1992 [65]	AUS [66]	Robert Allenby	Australia	275 (−13)	2 strokes	Marimuthu Ramayah Stuart Bouvier
1991 [67]	AUS	Tod Power	Australia	275 (−13)	5 strokes	Scott Taylor Louis Brown
1990 [68]		Glen Day	United States	276 (−12)	2 strokes	Lu Wen-teh
1989 [69]		Frankie Minoza	Philippines	274 (−14)	12 strokes	Thaworn Virachant
1988 [70]		Frankie Minoza	Philippines	280 (−8)	2 strokes	Boonchu Ruangkit
1987 [71]		Marimuthu Ramayah	Malaysia	283 (−5)	12 strokes	Lim Kian Tiong N. Ravi Chandran

Sarawak Masters edit

1985 - inaugural tournament [72]

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Ref
1987	Chen Liang-hsi	Taiwan		[73]
1986	Eleuterio Nival	Philippines
1985	Marimuthu Ramayah	Malaysia	288	[74]

Fairway Genting Classic edit

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Ref
1988	Frankie Minoza	Philippines	276	[75]
1987	Yau Sui-ming	Hong Kong
1986	Mario Siodina	Philippines	280	[76]

Royal Johor Classic edit

Inaugural event in 1985 [77]

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Ref
1989	Frankie Minoza	Philippines
1988
1987	Hsu Chi-san	Taiwan	286	[78]
1986	Chen Liang-hsi	Taiwan
1985	Kyi Hla Han	Burma	287 ^PO	[79][80]

PFP Classic edit

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Ref
1988	Frankie Minoza	Philippines	275	[81]
1987	Kyi Hla Han	Burma		(hat-trick) [82]
1986	Kyi Hla Han	Burma	280 (E)	[83]
1985	Kyi Hla Han	Burma

Malaysian PGA Championship edit

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Ref
1985	Kyi Hla Han	Burma

Benson & Hedges Classic edit

Subang

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Ref
1983	Sahabuddin Yusof	Malaysia	297	[84]
1982	Marimuthu Ramayah	Malaysia
1981	Nazamuddin Yusof	Malaysia		[85]
1980	Nazamuddin Yusof	Malaysia		[86]
1979	Nazamuddin Yusof	Malaysia		[87]
1977	Nazamuddin Yusof	Malaysia		[88]
1973	Zainal Abidin Yusof	Malaysia		[89]

Mizuno edit

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Ref
1981	Sahabuddin Yusof	Malaysia

Philippines edit

Manila Open edit

Inaugural event in 1995 [90]
Asian Tour in 1997

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up	Ref
2000
1999	No tournament
1998	No tournament
1997	Yasuharu Imano	Japan	281	2 strokes	Danny Zarate Kevin Wentworth Pedro Martínez	^[9][91]
1996	Danny Zarate	Philippines		Playoff	Rey Alit	[92]
1995	Ernie Rellon	Philippines	278	5 strokes	Edwin Estrera Cassius Casas George Olaybar Robert Pactolerin	^[10]

Southwoods Open edit

Asian Tour in 1996 & 1997

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up	Ref
1997	Takao Nogami	Japan	281 (−7)	2 strokes	Jim Rutledge	^[11][93]
1996	Manny Zerman	Italy	292 (+4)	Playoff	Don Walsworth Jim Rutledge	^[12]

Canlubang Classic edit

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Margin of victory	Runner(s)-up	Ref
1996	Craig Kamps	South Africa	281	Playoff	Kang Wook-soon	^[13]
1995	Carlos Espinosa	Mexico	274	1 stroke	Nico van Rensburg	^[14]

Philippine Classic edit

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Ref
1995	Jeev Milka Singh	India

Singapore edit

Singapore PGA circuit

1974: [94]

Singapore PGA Championship edit

Asian PGA Tour from 1995 to 1998
Australasian Tour 1991 & 1992

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Notes
1998	Chris Williams	South Africa
1997	Prayad Marksaeng	Thailand
1996	Yeh Chang-ting	Taiwan
1995	Lin Keng-chi	Taiwan	275	[95]
1994	Mardan Mamat	Singapore
1993	Mardan Mamat (a)	Singapore
1992	Terry Gale	Australia
1991	Peter Teravainen	United States
1990	Samson Gimson	Singapore
1989	Peter Teravainen	United States	282	[96]
1988	Somsak Srisanga	Thailand	286	[97]

1980	Hsu Chi-san	Taiwan

Tiger Open edit

aka Sembawang Open

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Notes
1990	Poh Eing Chong	Singapore	219 ^PO
1989	Poh Eing Chong	Singapore	210 ^PO	[98]
1988	Lim Kian Kee	Singapore	212	[99]
1987	Paterno Braza	Philippines	214	[100]
1986	Eleuterio Nival	Philippines	214 ^PO	[101] (14th)
1985	Eleuterio Nival	Philippines	213 ^PO	[102]
1984	Lim Kian Tiong	Singapore	210
1983	Eleuterio Nival	Philippines	225	[103][104]
1982	Poh Eing Chong	Singapore	216	[105]
1981	Paterno Braza	Philippines	215	[106]
1980	Lim Kian Tiong	Singapore
1979	Lim Kian Siong	Singapore		[107]
1978	Lim Swee Chew	Singapore	218	[108]
1977	Chang Chung-fa	Taiwan	212	[109][110]
1976	Marimuthu Ramayah	Malaysia		[111]
1975
1974	Jimmy Stewart (a)	Singapore
1973
1972

Thailand edit

Volvo Masters of Thailand edit

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Margin of victory>	Runner(s)-up	Notes
9–12 Oct 1996	Zhang Lian-wei	China	276	Playoff	Carlos Espinosa	[112][113]
10–13 Aug 1995	Zhang Lian-wei	China

Asian PGA International edit

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Notes
1995	Park Nam-sin	South Korea

Lexus International edit

Asian PGA Tour

Year	Winner	Country
2000	Craig Kamps	South Africa
1999	Jeev Milkha Singh	India
1998	No Tournament
1997	Prayad Marksaeng	Thailand
1996	Boonchu Ruangkit	Thailand

Pakistan edit

Pakistan Masters edit

Year	Winner	Country
1997	Thammanoon Sriroj	Thailand
1996	Eric Rustand	United States
1995	Kwon Young-suk	South Korea

Taiwan edit

Volvo Asian Masters edit

Asia Golf Circuit

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Score	Notes
1995	(Taipei)	Corey Pavin	United States	274 (−14)

Ericsson Classic edit

Year	Winner	Country
2000	James Kingston	South Africa
1999
1998	Lu Wen-teh	Taiwan

Ta-Shee Open edit

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Notes
1997	Wang Ter-chang	Taiwan

Chinfon Cup Taiwan Open edit

Held 9-12 Oct?
Chinese Taipei Open was held 17-20 Oct (Asia Golf Circuit)

Year	Winner	Country	Score	Notes
1996	Hong Chia-yuh	Taiwan

UAE edit

Dubai Creek Open edit

Year	Winner	Country
1997	Adrian Percey	Australia
1996	Paul Friedlander	Eswatini
1995	Robert Willis	Australia

Vietnam edit

Vietnam Open edit

Year	Winner	Country
1997	Andrew Bonhomme	Australia
1996
1995	Clay Devers	United States

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