2019 Asian Tour

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The 2019 Asian Tour was the 25th season of the modern Asian Tour, the main men's professional golf tour in Asia excluding Japan, since it was established in 1995.

Tournament results

The table below shows the 2019 schedule.[1]

The number in brackets after each winner's name is the number of Asian Tour events he had won up to and including that tournament. This information is only shown for Asian Tour members.

Date Tournament Host country Prize fund
(US$)
Winner OWGR
points
Notes
20 Jan SMBC Singapore Open Singapore 1,000,000 Thailand Jazz Janewattananond (3) 24 Co-sanctioned with the Japan Golf Tour
17 Feb ISPS Handa World Super 6 Perth Australia A$1,600,000 New Zealand Ryan Fox (n/a) 20 Co-sanctioned with the European Tour
and PGA Tour of Australasia
3 Mar New Zealand Open New Zealand NZ$1,250,000 Australia Zach Murray (1) 15 Co-sanctioned with the PGA Tour of Australasia
24 Mar Maybank Championship Malaysia 3,000,000 Australia Scott Hend (10) 24 Co-sanctioned with the European Tour
31 Mar Hero Indian Open India 1,750,000 Scotland Stephen Gallacher (n/a) 19 Co-sanctioned with the European Tour
6 Apr Bangabandhu Cup Golf Open Bangladesh 350,000 Thailand Sadom Kaewkanjana (1) 14
5 May Volvo China Open China RMB20,000,000 Finland Mikko Korhonen (n/a) 24 Co-sanctioned with the European Tour
5 May GS Caltex Maekyung Open South Korea 1,200,000,000 South Korea Lee Tae-hee (1) 12 Co-sanctioned with the Korean Tour
12 May Asia-Pacific Diamond Cup Golf Japan ¥150,000,000 Japan Yosuke Asaji (n/a) 15 Co-sanctioned with the Japan Golf Tour
23 Jun Kolon Korea Open South Korea 1,200,000,000 Thailand Jazz Janewattananond (4) 13 Co-sanctioned with the Korean Tour
18 Aug Sarawak Championship Malaysia 300,000 Australia Andrew Dodt (3) 14
1 Sep Bank BRI Indonesia Open Indonesia 500,000 Argentina Miguel Ángel Carballo (1) 14
8 Sep Yeangder Tournament Players Championship Taiwan 500,000 South Korea Chang Yi-keun (1) 14
15 Sep Classic Golf and Country Club International Championship India 300,000 Indonesia Rory Hie (1) 10 Co-sanctioned with the Professional Golf Tour of India
22 Sep Shinhan Donghae Open South Korea 1,200,000,000 South Africa Jbe' Kruger (2) 14 Co-sanctioned with the Korean Tour
and the Japan Golf Tour
29 Sep Panasonic Open Japan ¥150,000,000 Japan Toshinori Muto (n/a) 15 Co-sanctioned with the Japan Golf Tour
6 Oct Mercuries Taiwan Masters Taiwan 900,000 Thailand Suradit Yongcharoenchai (1) 14
10 Nov Thailand Open Thailand 300,000 United States John Catlin (4) 14
17 Nov Panasonic Open India India 400,000 South Korea Kim Joo-hyung (1) 10 Co-sanctioned with the Professional Golf Tour of India
24 Nov Sabah Masters Malaysia 300,000 Thailand Pavit Tangkamolprasert (2) 14 New tournament
1 Dec Hong Kong Open Hong Kong Rescheduled to Jan 2020 due to protest violence[2][3] Co-sanctioned with the European Tour
8 Dec AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open Mauritius 1,000,000 Denmark Rasmus Højgaard (n/a) 17 Co-sanctioned with the European Tour
and Sunshine Tour
15 Dec BNI Indonesian Masters Indonesia 750,000 Thailand Jazz Janewattananond (5) 20 Flagship event
22 Dec Thailand Masters Thailand 500,000 Thailand Jazz Janewattananond (6) 14 New tournament

Order of Merit

Rank Player Country Earnings (US$)
1 Jazz Janewattananond  Thailand 1,058,524
2 Scott Hend  Australia 545,419
3 Lee Tae-hee  South Korea 298,124
4 Suradit Yongcharoenchai  Thailand 277,461
5 Masahiro Kawamura  Japan 260,100
6 Jbe' Kruger  South Africa 257,289
7 Scott Vincent  Zimbabwe 251,643
8 Zach Murray  Australia 221,011
9 Chang Yi-keun  South Korea 210,893
10 Micah Lauren Shin  United States 199,959

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References

  1. ^ "Schedules 2019". Asian Tour. Retrieved 26 August 2019.
  2. ^ "Hong Kong Open postponed due to protest violence". ESPN. Reuters. 20 November 2019.
  3. ^ "Hong Kong Open rescheduled for January 2020". ESPN. 6 December 2019.
  4. ^ "Habitat for Humanity Standings". Asian Tour.

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