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03/23 – 03/26/2023

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Tournament information - Hong Kong Event 2023 - Asian Tour

The Hong Kong Event in the season 2023 is being played in Hong Kong at the Hong Kong Golf Club. The tournament starts at the Thursday, 23rd of March and ends at the Sunday, 26th of March 2023.

The Hong Kong Event is part of the Asian Tour in the season 2023. In 2023 all players competing for a total prize money of US$ 1,000,000.

The course for the tournament at Hong Kong Golf Club plays at Par 70.

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About the Hong Kong Open

Founded in 1959, The Hong Kong Open is one of the Asian Tour’s most iconic golf tournaments, Hong Kong’s oldest professional sporting event and is recognized as one of Asia’s premier professional golf tournaments. It has a history and heritage that no other tournament in Asia can match.

Staged at Hong Kong Golf Club since the tournament was established, it is the only golf tournament in the world, apart from the US Masters at Augusta National Golf Club, to stay at the same venue for 60 consecutive years.

The 2023 Hong Kong Open sees the event return after a three-year hiatus due to Covid and will be part of the International Series on the Asian Tour offering a prize purse of US$ 2 million. It will be a spectacular showcase of both international and local sporting talent, including local hero, Taichi Kho, as well as a host of major champions and stars of the game.

Previous Champions

*Major Winner

2019  Wade ORMSBY (AUS)

2018  Aaron RAI (ENG)

2017  Wade ORMSBY (AUS)

2016  Sam BRAZEL (AUS)

2015  Justin ROSE (ENG)*

2014  Scott HEND (AUS)

2013  Miguel Angel JIMENEZ (ESP)

2012  Miguel Angel JIMENEZ (ESP)

2011  Rory MCILROY (NIR)*

2010  Ian POULTER (GRB)

2009  Gregory BOURDY (FR)

2008  LIN Wen-tang (TPE)

2007  Miguel Angel JIMENEZ (ESP)

2006  Jose Manuel LARA (ESP)

2005  Colin MONTGOMERIE (SCT)

2004  Miguel Angel JIMENEZ (ESP)

2003  Padraig HARRINGTON (IRE)*

2002  Fredrik JACOBSON (SWE)

2001  Jose Maria OLAZABAL (ESP)*

2000  Simon DYSON (GBR)

1999  Patrik SJOLAND (SWE)

1998  KANG Wook-soon (KOR)

1997  Frank NOBILO (NZL)

1996  Rodrigo CUELLO (PHL)

1995  Gary WEBB (USA)

1994  David FROST (SAF)

1993  Brian WATTS (USA)

1992  Tom WATSON (USA)*

1991  Bernhard LANGER (GER)*

1990  Ken GREEN (USA)

1989  Brian CLAAR (USA)

1988  HSIEH Chin-sheng (TPE)

1987  Ian WOOSNAM (WALES)*

1986  Seichi KANAI (JAP)

1985  Mark AEBLI (USA)

1984  Bill BRASK (USA)

1983  Greg NORMAN (AUS)*

1982  Kurt COX (USA)

1981  CHEN Tze-ming (TPE)

1980  KUO Chi-hsiung (TPE)

1979  Greg NORMAN (AUS)*

1978  HSIEH Yung-yo (TPE)

1977  HSIEH Min-nan (TPE)

1976  HO Ming-chung (TPE)

1975  HSIEH Yung-yo (TPE)

1974  LU Liang-huan (TPE)

1973  Frank PHILLIPS (AUS)

1972  Walter GODFREY(NZL)

1971  Orville MOODY (USA)*

1970  Isao KATSUMATA (JAP)

1969  Teruo SUGIHARA (JAP)

1968  Randall VINES (AUS)

1967  Peter THOMSON (AUS)*

1966  Frank PHILLIPS (AUS)

1965  Peter THOMSON (AUS)*

1964  HSIEH Yung-yo (TPE)

1963  HSIEH Yung-yo (TPE)

1962  Len WOODWARD (USA)

1961  Kel NAGLE (AUS)*

1960  Peter THOMSON (AUS)*

1959  LU Liang-huan (TPE)