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AN EXCITING YEAR AWAITS
Golf Asia
|January 2025
Asian Tour's 2025 season boasts 22 events offering more than US$30 million in prize money.
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The Asian Tour will boast another vibrant, busy and hugely rewarding calendar of tournaments next season, after the schedule was revealed today. The preliminary schedule boasts a total of 22 events offering prize money of over US$30 million - with more tournaments to be added.
With The International Series once again providing a potent backbone of 10 events – thanks to the ongoing partnership with LIV Golf – the Tour will be played across the full length of the calendar year, making a popular return to India and the Philippines.
First up will be the Philippine Open, returning after a six-year absence, in January, before the inaugural International Series India presented by DLF takes place the ensuing week.

This story is from the January 2025 edition of Golf Asia.
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