China Golf, 中国高尔夫

Y. E. Yang beats Tiger in PGA Championship! This could be the greatest thing to happen to golf in Asia. Ever since golf exploded in Asia, Asian players have tried and tried to get the respect from the rest of the golfing world. This could be the win they have been waiting for. For the last several years Asian women have been almost dominating the LPGA Tour but the men have had a tougher time doing so. Don’t believe for one minute that Asia has not produced great players. Players like Jumbo Ozaki, Isao Aoki and K.J. Choi are proven winners on the PGA Tour and around the world. But the major championships have eluded them but no more. Will this open up the gates for many more? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure , this will light the fire for the continued growth of the game in all of the Asian countries.

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Yang takes down Tiger to win PGA Championship.

The 2009 Men’s Asia Amateur Golf Championship qualifier is set for Aug. 15 and 16 at LeoPalace Golf Resort. The top two finishers at the qualifier have a shot at representing Guam at the inaugural Asian Amateur Championship at Mission Hills Golf Club in China’s Guangdong province.

Royal and Ancient of St. Andrews — the governing body for golf in Asia, Europe and other parts of the world — will pay for all expenses for the players in the tournament, including airfare, hotel, food and other expenses, according to Guam National Golf Federation president George Benoit.

Golfers who want to participate must have a handicap index of 5.4 or less, Benoit added.

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