Ladies Asian Golf Tour

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Ladies Asian Golf Tour
FormerlyKosaido Ladies Asia Golf Circuit (1987–2004)
SportGolf
Founded1983[1]
PresidentKoichi Kato[2]
CountryThailand
Singapore
Malaysia
Indonesia
India
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Japan
China
Philippines
Macau
HeadquartersHong Kong (former)[3]
Japan
ConfederationAsia-Pacific Golf Confederation
International Golf Federation
Official websiteLAGTPro.com

The Ladies Asian Golf Tour is a women's professional golf tour that was established as the Ladies Asia Golf Circuit in 1983 and known as the Kosaido Ladies Asia Golf Circuit 1987–2004 for sponsorship reasons. The tour was sanctioned by the Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation since its inception as an official Asian ladies' tour.[3]

By 2005 there were five established women's professional tours in the world, of which two were in Asia, namely the LPGA of Japan Tour and the LPGA of Korea Tour. Japan and South Korea are two of the top three powers in women's professional golf, alongside the United States. The Ladies Asian Golf Tour is effectively a tour for the rest of Asia. This is comparable to the position in men's golf, where Japan has its own Japan Golf Tour and the rest of Asia has the Asian Tour. Most of the players on the tour come from Asia, but there are also representatives of various other parts of the world. Like the other major golf tours, LAGT is a professional member of the International Golf Federation.[1]

1987–2003 the prize money was in the range of $50,000–70,000. The main sponsor, the Kosaido Company of Japan, terminated its sponsorship due to the passing away of its Chairman, Mr. Yoshiaki Sakurai in 2003. In 2005 the tour was reorganized as the Ladies Asian Tour, and the first event after the restart was the Phuket Thailand Ladies Masters, which was played on 15-17 December 2005 with an $100,000 purse. In 2006 there were five tournaments with combined prize money of US$410,000, and five again in 2007, with total prize money of US$590,000.[3]

Tournaments of the Kosaido Ladies Asia Golf Circuit[]

1987 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan Chinese Taipei Tu Ai-yu
Indonesia Japan
Singapore Sweden Liselotte Neumann
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand England
Malaysia Japan

1988 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Indonesia Australia
Singapore Australia
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand Australia Karen Lunn
Malaysia England

1989 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand England Debbie Dowling
Indonesia Sweden Sofia Grönberg-Whitmore
Malaysia Japan

1990 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Singapore Switzerland Evelyn Orley
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan Chinese Taipei Tu Ai-yu
Indonesia United States
Malaysia Japan
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand Australia Corinne Dibnah

1991 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Indonesia Chinese Taipei
Singapore Chinese Taipei
Malaysia Japan
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand Australia Mardi Lunn
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan Chinese Taipei

1992 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan Chinese Taipei Tu Ai-yu
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand Japan
Indonesia Japan
Singapore Spain Tania Abitbol
Malaysia England Alison Nicholas

1993 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand England Laura Davies
Indonesia United States
Singapore England
Malaysia England
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan Japan

1994 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan United States
Indonesia United States Tracy Hanson
Malaysia South Korea
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand England Laura Davies

1995 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan Chinese Taipei
Indonesia England Lisa Hackney
Malaysia Australia Corinne Dibnah
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand Canada
Singapore Spain Estefania Knuth

1996 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan Japan
Indonesia Australia Corinne Dibnah
Malaysia Australia Corinne Dibnah
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand United States
Singapore England Debbie Dowling

1997 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan Chinese Taipei
Indonesia Sweden Pernilla Sterner
Malaysia Sweden Petra Rigby Jinglöv
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand Sweden Sophie Gustafson
Philippines Ladies Open Philippines Sweden Pernilla Sterner

1998 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Indonesia England Tina Fischer
Malaysia France Sandrine Mendiburu
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand Chinese Taipei
Philippines Ladies Open Philippines France
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan Wales Helen Wadsworth

1999 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan Chinese Taipei Tu Ai-yu
Indonesia South Korea
Malaysia England Johanna Head
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand Chinese Taipei
Philippines Ladies Open Philippines South Korea Chung Il-mi

2000 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan Chinese Taipei
Indonesia South Korea Kang Soo-yun
Malaysia South Korea Kang Soo-yun
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand South Korea Kang Soo-yun

2001 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan Chinese Taipei
Indonesia Chinese Taipei
Malaysia Japan Shiho Oyama
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand Thailand

2002 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan Chinese Taipei
Indonesia Japan
Malaysia Japan
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand United States

2003 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
Taiwan Ladies Open Taiwan Thailand
Indonesia Japan
Malaysia India Smriti Mehra
Thailand Ladies Open Thailand Japan

2004 season[]

Tournament Location Winner
South Korea
Chinese Taipei Tu Ai-yu

Source:[3]

Tournaments of the Ladies Asian Golf Tour[]

2005 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Score Notes
Feb 3–5 Samsung Ladies Masters Singapore South Korea Song Bo-bae 206 (−10) Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour and LPGA of Korea Tour[4]
Dec 15–17 Phuket Thailand 213 (−3)

2006 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
Feb 8–10 Hong Kong Ladies Masters Hong Kong Thailand Pornanong Phatlum
Feb 22–24 Thailand Ladies Open Chonburi South Korea Hee Young Park
Mar 2–4 Miri South Korea Eun-Hee Ji
Mar 15–17 Zhuhai South Korea
Mar 22–24 Macau LAGT Championship Macau South Korea Eun-Hee Ji

2007 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
Jan 24–26 Macau Ladies Open Macau United States
Jan 31 – Feb 2 Hong Kong Ladies Masters Hong Kong United States
Mar 7–9 Thailand Ladies Open Bangkok South Korea Jiyai Shin
Mar 14–16 DLF Women's Indian Open New Delhi Taiwan Yani Tseng
Mar 21–23 Shanghai South Korea Co-sanctioned with the LPGA of Korea Tour

2008 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
Feb 20–22 Thailand Ladies Open Samutprakarn Thailand Pornanong Phatlum
Mar 26–28 DLF Women's Indian Open New Delhi Thailand Pornanong Phatlum
Sep 11–13 Shanghai South Korea Seo Hee-kyung Co-sanctioned with the LPGA of Korea Tour
Oct 31 – Nov 2 Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open Jiangsu Sweden Annika Sorenstam Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour

2009 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
Feb 18–20 Thailand Ladies Open Samutprakarn Thailand
Feb 25–27 DLF Women's Indian Open New Delhi Thailand Pornanong Phatlum
Oct 30 – Nov 1 Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open Jiangsu South Korea Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour

2010 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
Feb 24–26 Thailand Ladies Open Samutprakarn South Korea
Mar 19–21 Bali South Korea
Oct 22–24 Sanya Ladies Open Hainan South Africa Lee-Anne Pace Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour
Oct 29–31 Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open Jiangsu South Africa Lee-Anne Pace Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour
Nov 11–13 Hero Honda Women's Indian Open New Delhi England Laura Davies Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour

2011 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
Jan 6–8 Hsinchu South Korea Lee Mi-rim Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Jan 14–16 Changhua Taiwan Yani Tseng Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Jan 21–23 Taoyuan Thailand Pornanong Phatlum Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Feb 9–11 Thailand Ladies Open Bangkok Thailand
Feb 24–26 Yumeya Dream Cup Nagoya Japan Sakura Yokomine
Sep 21–23 New Taipei Taiwan Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Oct 21–23 Sanya Ladies Open Hainan Australia Frances Bondad Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour
Oct 28–30 Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open Jiangsu Taiwan Yani Tseng Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour
Nov 9–11 Hero Women's Indian Open New Delhi Sweden Caroline Hedwall Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour

2012 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
Dec 30 – Jan 1 Hsinchu Taiwan Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Jan 6–8 Taoyuan Taiwan Teresa Lu Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Feb 8–10 Thailand Ladies Open Bangkok Thailand
Feb 23–24 Miyazaki Japan
Mar 23–25 Yumeya Dream Cup Nagoya Taiwan
Aug 8–10 Hsinchu Thailand Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Oct 5–7 Linkou Taiwan Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Oct 10–12 Kaohsiung Taiwan Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Oct 18–20 Jakarta Thailand
Oct 25–28 Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open Jiangsu Spain Carlota Ciganda Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour
Nov 2–4 Sanya Ladies Open Hainan France Cassandra Kirkland Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour
Nov 8–10 Linkou Thailand Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Nov 30 – Dec 2 Hero Women's Indian Open New Delhi Thailand Pornanong Phatlum Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour
Dec 14–16 Changhua Taiwan Teresa Lu Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour

2013 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
Jan 11–13 Hsinchu Thailand Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Jan 18–20 Linkou Thailand Pornanong Phatlum Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Jan 24–26 Linkou Taiwan Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Apr 11–13 Yumeya Dream Cup Nagoya Japan
May 31–Jun 2 Hsinchu Taiwan Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Jul 19–21 Linkou Taiwan Ssu-Chia Cheng Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Jul 24–26 Linkou Malaysia Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Sep 19–21 Taoyuan South Korea Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Sep 27–29 Linkou Taiwan Ssu-Chia Cheng Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Oct 25–27 Sanya Ladies Open Hainan South Africa Lee-Anne Pace Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour
Nov 1–3 Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open Jiangsu France Gwladys Nocera Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour
Nov 7–9 PTT Global Chemical Thailand Ladies Open Bangkok Thailand (a)
Nov 13–15 Kaohsiung Taiwan Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Nov 28–30 Hero Women's Indian Open New Delhi Thailand Thidapa Suwannapura Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour

2014 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
Jan 10–12 Taoyuan Thailand Pornanong Phatlum Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Jan 17–19 Hsinchu Thailand Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Jan 24–26 Changhua Taiwan Yani Tseng Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
May 21–23 New Taipei Australia Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
May 28–30 Taoyuan Taiwan Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Aug 6–8 Linkou Taiwan Ssu-Chia Cheng Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Sep 23–25 Taichung Thailand Kanphanitnan Muangkhumsakul Co-sanctioned with the Taiwan LPGA Tour
Nov 14–16 Sanya Ladies Open Hainan China Xi Yu Lin Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour
Dec 4–6 Hero Women's Indian Open New Delhi France Gwladys Nocera Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour

2015 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
Jun 5–7 Hong Kong Ladies Open Hong Kong South Korea Lee Jeong-hwa
Oct 23–25 Hero Women's Indian Open New Delhi Denmark Emily Kristine Pedersen Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour
Nov 6–8 Sanya Ladies Open Hainan China Xi Yu Lin Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour

2016 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
Jun 10–12 Hong Kong Ladies Open Hong Kong Hong Kong Tiffany Chan (a)
Oct 27–29 Sanya Ladies Open Hainan Thailand Supamas Sangchan Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour
Nov 11–13 Hero Women's Indian Open New Delhi India Aditi Ashok Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour

2017 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
Jun 9–11 EFG Hong Kong Ladies Open Hong Kong Thailand Supamas Sangchan
Nov 10–12 Hero Women's Indian Open New Delhi France Camille Chevalier Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour and WGAI1
Nov 17–19 Sanya Ladies Open Hainan France Céline Boutier Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour

2018 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
May 11–13 EFG Hong Kong Ladies Open Hong Kong Thailand Saranporn Langkulgasettrin
Nov 18–21 Hero Women's Indian Open New Delhi Wales Becky Morgan Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour and WGAI1

2019 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
May 10–12 EFG Hong Kong Ladies Open Hong Kong China
Oct 3–6 Hero Women's Indian Open New Delhi Austria Christine Wolf Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour and WGAI1

2020 season[]

Dates Tournament Location Winner Notes
May 8–10 EFG Hong Kong Ladies Open Hong Kong Postponed[5]
Oct 1–4 Hero Women's Indian Open New Delhi Co-sanctioned with the Ladies European Tour and WGAI1

1Since 2017 LAGT has been allocated ten entries in the Hero Women's Indian Open[3]

Order of Merit winners[]

Year Player Country Events Earnings (US$)
2017 Pannarat Thanapolboonyaras  Thailand 1 13,216
2016  Germany 2 7,581
2015 Kanphanitnan Muangkhumsakul  Thailand 3 25,777
2014 Pornanong Phatlum  Thailand 1 82,500
2013 Pornanong Phatlum  Thailand 3 116,295
2012  Thailand 10 87,966
2011 Yani Tseng  Taiwan 1 62,550
2010 Lee-Anne Pace  South Africa 3 88,330
2009  South Korea 2 48,500
2008 Hee-Kyung Seo  South Korea 1 45,000
2007  South Korea 2 44,500
2006 Eun-Hee Ji  South Korea 3 28,845

Source:[6]

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ a b "Ladies Asian Golf Tour". International Golf Federation. Retrieved 31 May 2020.
  2. ^ "Koichi Kato" (PDF). LAGT. Retrieved 28 May 2020.
  3. ^ a b c d e "History". Ladies Asian Golf Tour. Retrieved 28 May 2020.
  4. ^ "Blomqvist One Back Monnet-Melocco Wins Car". Golfchannel. Retrieved 19 September 2020.
  5. ^ "Postponement" (PDF). Ladies Asian Golf Tour. Retrieved 26 May 2020.
  6. ^ "Ladies Asian Golf Tour: Order of Merit". Retrieved May 2, 2013.

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