Recharged, refreshed and revitalised, the Asian Tour emerged from the COVID-19 pandemic with flying colours in its first full season back in action.
Bolstered by the forging of a key partnership with LIV Golf, the launch of the International Series, and an innovative initiative with the Ladies European Tour that saw two co-sanctioned mixed events, featuring leading players from both circuits, 2022 proved to be a year to remember for the Asian Tour.
In commemoration of what was a truly tumultuous campaign, the Asian Tour has published a lavish 152-page hardback Yearbook.
As well as reports, results and evocative images from all 20 tournaments that were staged across 12 countries, the coffee table publication includes a special feature on Order of Merit winner Sihwan Kim and a moving tribute to Kyi Hla Han, the inspirational Asian golf flag-bearer who passed away in early 2022.
There are also recaps on the disrupted 2020-2021 season and the Asian Development Tour’s welcome return to action in 2022.
Cho Minn Thant, Asian Tour Commissioner & CEO, said: “The Asian Tour is at the beginning of an extraordinary moment in history, enjoying a period of exponential growth.
“Much of the early narrative is encapsulated in the Yearbook, arguably one of the most essential editions to date as it has such an important story to tell.”
To relive all the memorable moments from the Asian Tour’s 2022 season, a digital version of the Yearbook can be viewed at https://golfasia.sg/issues/asiantour-2022/
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