Resorts World Awana Hosts 2026 China Hainan Junior Golf Malaysia Leg
Young golfers from across the region gather in Genting Highlands to compete for international ranking points and tournament finals spots.
The China Hainan Junior International Golf Tournament – Malaysia Leg 2026 has officially commenced at the Resorts World Awana Golf Course. Running from 13 to 15 August 2026, the event brings together approximately 120 young participants from Malaysia, China, and other nations to compete for regional prestige and professional advancement.
According to the original publisher, the tournament features competition across four age categories for boys and girls aged six to 18. The event is hosted through a collaboration between the Hainan Provincial Department of Tourism, Culture, Radio, Television and Sports, the Hainan Golf Association, and SportExcel Malaysia. It is organized by Eagle & Birdies Golf Junket Sdn. Bhd.
The competition holds significant weight for older participants, as it is sanctioned by both the Malaysia Golf Association and the China Golf Association. The tournament serves as a World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) counting event for Category A, covering ages 16 to 18, and Category B, covering ages 13 to 15. Success in these rounds offers players the opportunity to earn international ranking points and secure a place in the upcoming Hainan Junior Golf Tour Finals.
This tournament highlights the strengthening sporting and cultural ties between Malaysia and China. By hosting a World Amateur Golf Ranking event, Malaysia continues to establish its position as a key destination for international youth sports development, providing a platform for local talent to gain exposure while attracting regional competitors to premium local sporting facilities.
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