Asian Tour Book 2024

POS PLAYER NAT R1 R2 R3 R4 TOT +/- US$ Event Venue Date Winner Prize Money 2 02 4 TOUR S CHEDU L E Pos Name US$ Events 1 Itthipat Buranatanyarat (THA) 66,897.23 12 2 Tanapat Pichaikool (THA) 57,427.70 11 3 Rahil Gangjee (IND) 53,707.33 8 4 Ahmad Baig (PAK) 53,372.95 12 5 Liu, Yung-hua (TPE) 34,184.68 7 6 Dodge Kemmer (USA) 33,218.93 7 7 Varanyu Rattanaphiboonkij (THA) 33,172.81 12 8 Witchayapat Sinsrang (THA) 30,676.05 11 9 Kosuke Hamamoto (THA) 30,281.51 12 10 Matthew Cheung (HKG) 29,867.23 7 2 02 4 A S I A N DE V E L OPMEN T TOUR TOP 10 Lexus Challenge The Bluffs Grand Ho Tram, Vietnam Mar 13th - 15th Ahmad Baig US$85,000 ADT - All Thailand Partnership Trophy Red Mountain Golf Club May 2nd - 5th Kammalas Namuangruk THB3million Singha Laguna Phuket Open Laguna Golf Phuket May 9th - 12th Pavit Tangkamolprasert THB4million Nam A Bank Vietnam Masters Royal Long An Golf & Villas Jun 12th - 14th Ahmad Baig US$85,000 PKNS Selangor Masters Kelab Golf Seri Selangor Jun 19th - 22nd Rahil Gangjee US$175,000 BNI Ciputra Golfpreneur Tournament Damai Indah Golf (BSD Course) Aug 21st - 24th Yung-hua Liu US$140,000 BRG Open Golf Championship Legend Da Nang Golf Resort (Nicklaus Course) Aug 29th - 31st Rahil Gangjee US$100,000 The Indonesia Pro-Am presented by Gunung Geulis Country Club, West Course & Sep 11th - 13th Tanapat Pichaikool US$125,000 Combiphar & Nomura Gunung Geulis Country Club, East Course ADT Players Championship presented by The R&A Angkor Golf Resort Sep 25th - 28th Nopparat Panichphol US$100,000 Ambassador ADT Open Hsin Feng Golf Country Club Nov 6th - 9th Witchayapat Sinsrang US$100,000 Toyota Tour Championship Kota Permai Golf and Country Club Nov 20th - 23rd Tanapat Pichaikool MYR400,000 Aramco Invitational Rolling Hills Golf Club Nov 27th - 30th Itthipat Buranatanyarat US$250,000 The two Thais, who are childhood friends, traded blows all day, but Tanapat held on to his one- shot lead playing the last for his second win of the season. “It’s been a tough day, a couple of tee shots were unconfident. Putting was not good today but I tried to just stay within myself, play boring golf and tried to get myself in a position to have a chance to win,” he said. Aramco Invitational: Itthipat strikes when it matters Thailand’s Itthipat Buranatanyarat let his experience do the talking in the final round of the Aramco Invitational in Saudi Arabia, his two-under-par 70 enough to maintain his overnight lead and secure victory. He finished four shots ahead of American Dodge Kemmer, the joint halfway leader, while Varanyu Rattanaphiboonkij from Thailand was third. Itthipat had started the last day with a four-shot advantage and was never troubled especially after birdies on the second and third. It was his fourth win on the Asian Development Tour and the victory allowed him to secure the Order of Merit title for the first time, importantly securing his Asian Tour card for 2025. “I can’t put into words how I feel now,” said Itthipat, who has played on both the Asian Tour and Asian Development Tour since 2014. The Aramco event boasts overall prizemoney of US$250,000 and is the tour’s most lucrative tournament. 147