The 2020 SMBC Singapore Open is set to be one of the most memorable in its history as organizers confirmed today the participation of England’s Justin Rose, Henrik Stenson from Sweden and American Matt Kuchar – the gold, silver and bronze medalists respectively at the Rio 2016 Olympics. Boasting an epic field, fittingly at the beginning of a year that …
Spanish maestro Sergio Garcia, the 2018 SMBC Singapore Open champion, won his 16th European Tour title at the weekend with a one-shot victory at the KLM Open in Amsterdam. Garcia posted an 18-under-par total of 270 at The International to ease ahead of Nicolai Hojgaard of Denmark. “Amazing. We had a great week and great to win again. I played …
England’s Paul Casey, joint runner-up at the SMBC Singapore Open in January, returned to winning ways with victory in the Porsche European Open. It was Casey’s second triumph of the year after he retained the Valspar Championship title on the PGA Tour in March but his first European Tour title for five years. Casey shot six-under 66 in the final …
The widely heralded SMBC Singapore Open will be contested from January 16 to 19 next year and will once again be jointly sanctioned by the Asian Tour and Japan Golf Tour Organisation. Rising star Jazz Janewattananond of Thailand held off challenges from England duo Paul Casey and Matthew Fitzpatrick and Yoshinori Fujimoto of Japan to clinch the title earlier this …
Dru Love IV, who competed in this year’s SMBC Singapore Open alongside his famous dad Davis Love III, played the round of his life on the Mackenzie Tour in Canada on Thursday. An opening 12-under-par 60 in the HFX Pro-Am saw the 25-year-old American beat the course record at Oakfield Golf and Country Club by two strokes. Love carded two …
Thailand’s Jazz Janewattananond, the SMBC Singapore Open champion, could break into the world’s top 50 with a good showing in The Open at Royal Portrush this week. Jazz has enjoyed a breakout year with his victory at Sentosa Golf Club followed by a series of top-five finishes on the Japan Tour and a win at the Kolon Korea Open. Those …
SMBC Singapore Open champion Jazz Janewattananond won another national Open at the weekend as his season keeps getting better. The 23-year-old Thai, victorious at Sentosa Golf Club in January, lifted the Kolon Korea Open for his fourth Asian Tour victory. Jazz closed with a one-over-par 72 for a six under 278 total at Woo Jeong Hills Country Club to triumph …
SMBC Singapore Open champion Jazz Janewattananond came agonisingly close to teeing it up alongside the world’s elite players at this week’s US Open which will be staged at the iconic Pebble Beach Golf Links on the Monterey Peninsula. Jazz needed a runner-up finish at the Japan Golf Tour Championship Mori Building Cup Shishido Hills on Sunday to move into the …
SMBC Singapore Open champion Jazz Janewattananond had the crowds singing to his tune at the PGA Championship, the second Major of the year, where he finished tied 14th after a largely positive week. With a local caddy on his bag and playing fearless golf, Jazz established himself as a fan favourite by easily making the cut and moving up to …
Thailand’s young gun Jazz Janewattananond will compete in this week’s PGA Championship, the second Major of the year, thanks chiefly to his brilliant victory at the SMBC Singapore Open in January. His win at Sentosa Golf Club saw Jazz jump 37 places from 111st to 74th in the Official World Golf Ranking, virtually assuring him a spot at the PGA …
