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Aramco Team Series

Aramco Team Series
The Aramco Team Series is a professional women’s golf competition that is part of the Ladies European Tour, first played in 2020. It has five tournaments a year, with the 2023 stops in Singapore, West Palm Beach, London, Hong Kong and Riyadh.
Hong Kong golfer Ginnie Ding is the first player from the city to secure Ladies European Tour card. Photo: Hong Kong Golf Club

Hong Kong’s Ding ‘super excited’ to be part of women’s LIV-like golf series

Aramco Team Series now PIF Global Series, with players on Ladies European Tour battling it out for team, individual titles over three rounds.

LPGA Tour

Ding achieves a first for Hong Kong on Ladies European Tour, eyes bigger things

Aramco Team Series heading to Mission Hills, field stacked with Chinese talent

LPGA Tour

Urgent phone call turned around my career, golfer Tiffany Chan says

Said to have been close to quitting, the Hongkonger explains the secret behind her best finish in months at last weekend’s Aramco event in Hong Kong.

Tiffany Chan has revamped her game after a tough spell on the tour. Photo: Getty Images via AFP
Hong Kong weather

Typhoon Koinu wrecks Hong Kong tennis, racing – but Aramco golf ends in play-off

Hong Kong Tennis Open, football and Sha Tin horse racing all affected – but despite the storm ruling out a closing round at the Aramco Team Series golf, a deciding play-off produces drama.

Hong Kong amateur Hyun shines in ATS triumph for Team Napoleaova

John Hyun’s birdie at the last secures one-shot win for Kristyna Napoleaova’s team, who combine to fire 21-under in closing round. Captain so happy she ‘doesn’t care’ about missed cut.

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South Korea’s Ko eyes Aramco title in Hong Kong to add to glittering CV

Jin-young Ko tops leader board with eight-under-par 65 at Hong Kong Golf Club as she hunts a first Ladies European Tour triumph, while Hong Kong’s Tiffany Chan is in the chasing pack.

Ko Jin-young of South Korea hits a tee shot on day one of the Aramco Team Series at Hong Kong Golf Club. Photo: AFP

Solheim Cup stars Ciganda, Hedwall, Zhang add more star power to ATS Hong Kong

Carlota Ciganda has already won an ATS event, in Florida, and arrives having holed the putt that meant Europe retained the Solheim Cup.

Asian Tour

Volvo China Open returns to Asian Tour; Vu added to stellar ATS Hong Kong field

The Open will be the eighth stop on this season’s International Series schedule. World No 2 Lilia Vu to play her first Aramco Team Series event at Hong Kong Golf Club next month.

Asian Tour

Chinese star Muni He to play ATS Hong Kong; Min Woo Lee to head Macau Open field

Known for her captivating style on the course and prominent social media presence, He is also a regular competitor on the LPGA Tour.

Muni He will be playing in the Aramco Team Series in Hong Kong in October. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong Golf Association (HKGA)

Chinese star Janet Lin to headline Hong Kong stop in Aramco Team Series

There are 28 teams competing in the Aramco Team Series stop in Hong Kong in October, as well as 84 golfers taking part in a three-day individual stroke play competition.

Janet Lin lines up a putt in the third round of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. Photo: Getty Images

Korda lays down marker for major tests with win at Aramco Team Series

Nelly Korda finishes four shots clear of the field at Centurion Club to maintain impressive run in ATS tournaments. Georgia Hall leads her quartet to team title.

Korda produces ‘best round of the year’ to take charge of Aramco Team Series

Nelly Korda battles wind and rain to post 4-under 69 to move 5 shots clear at top of leader board, while Georgia Hall chips in for birdie at 17 and then eagles the last to take group to brink of team title.

Confident Hull bounces back after quintuple bogey to grab share of ATS lead

Charley Hull rattles in 10 birdies in a round of 68 to finish in tie for the lead with American Nelly Korda.

Charley Hull hits her approach into the seventh green during the first round of the Aramco Team Series. Photo: LET
LPGA Tour

Law wants greater exposure for women’s golf as Aramco Team Series reaches London

England’s Bronte Law says more needs to be done to promote women’s game, and calls out TV networks for not doing their part. Event at Centurion Club highlights disparity between tours.

English golfer Bronte Law speaks to the press ahead of the Aramco Team Series London at the Centurion Club. Photo: Aramco Team Series
LPGA Tour

Korda and Maguire join stellar field for Aramco Team Series stop in London

World No 2 Nelly Korda won ATS event in Spain last year as part of impressive season, while Leona Maguire made history as first Irish golfer to win an LPGA event.

Hong Kong society

Hong Kong can handle big golf events after Fanling site is returned: John Lee

Chief Executive John Lee says administration is ‘ready and willing’ to lend site to competition organisers.

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Hong Kong housing

Hong Kong ‘risks losing Aramco Team Series golf event if housing plan goes ahead’

Aramco Team Series championship director says building on part of city’s oldest course could make site less attractive for future events.

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The Hong Kong Golf Club’s course in Fanling. Photo: May Tse
Hong Kong Golf Association (HKGA)

An amateur’s eye view of Aramco Team Series highlights gap between best and rest

The Aramco Team Series has amateurs alongside professionals for two rounds before the stars take over. The Post’s Josh Ball got to tee off with them in the season opener in Singapore.

Saudi Arabia

In the money: oil giant Saudi Aramco makes a record US$161 billion profit

Huge amount followed energy prices rising after Russia launched war on Ukraine and Western sanctions began; 2021’s profit was US$110 billion.

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Hong Kong Golf Association (HKGA)

John Lee reveals Aramco Team Series ladies golf event coming to Hong Kong

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu reveals addition of tournament to an already packed golfing schedule, during gala dinner in Saudi Arabia.

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu is welcomed by Badr AlBadr, deputy minister of the Ministry of Investment, in Riyadh. Photo: Facebook
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