00:00 – Intro
00:28 – Scott Vincent Holds One-Shot Lead at International Series Morocco
04:01 – Ramos & Tabuena Shine in International Series Morocco | Asian Tour Golf Highlights
08:21 – LIV Golfer Scott Vincent Leads International Series Morocco
11:01 – Peter Uihlein’s Sunday Charge at International Series Morocco 2025 | Final Round Preview
14:53 – Asian Tour Resumes: Caitlin & Uihlein Lead in Morocco | Golf Highlights
1) Scott Vincent Holds One-Shot Lead at International Series Morocco
Scott Vincent remains in front at the International Series Morocco after a bogey-free round on Saturday. The Zimbabwean golfer posted a two-under-par 71 to stay ahead of Thailand’s Settee Prakongvech. Get the latest updates from the Royal Golf Dar Es Salam course in Morocco.
2) Ramos & Tabuena Shine in International Series Morocco | Asian Tour Golf Highlights
Catch the highlights from the opening round of the International Series Morocco at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam!
* Sean Jean Ramos and Miguel Tabuena lead the Filipino charge with solid starts
* Ramos posts a 2-under-par 71, tied for 15th, with girlfriend Laurea Duque on his bag
* Tabuena recovers from a rough start to finish strong with a 2-under-par 71
* American co-leaders John Catlin and Peter Uihlein set the pace with 5-under-par 68s
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3) LIV Golfer Scott Vincent Leads International Series Morocco
Scott Vincent, a Zimbabwean golfer, is leading the International Series Morocco going into the final day.
He is searching for his first victory in three years. Vincent carded a two-under 71 on Saturday,
while Thailand’s Settee Prakongvech carded a six-under 67. The 33-year-old is one clear of Prakongvech
at 11-under. A win would vault Vincent up the International Series Rankings and the Asian Tour’s Order of Merit.
He is currently 25th in the International Series Rankings and 18th in the Asian Tour’s Order of Merit.
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4) Peter Uihlein’s Sunday Charge at International Series Morocco 2025 | Final Round Preview
Can Peter Uihlein make a comeback at the International Series Morocco? The RangeGoats GC star sits 4 shots behind leader Scott Vincent heading into Sunday’s final round at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam. Uihlein, a two-time International Series winner last season, is tied for 8th at 7-under par.
Other contenders include John Catlin (T12, -5), Charl Schwartzel (T18, -4), and defending champion Ben Campbell (T41). Meanwhile, LIV Golf’s David Puig remains in contention at the BMW International Open in Germany, sitting T12 at -6.
Follow the thrilling final-round action and see if Uihlein can close the gap! Leaderboard updates, player analysis, and key moments from Morocco and Munich.
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5) Asian Tour Resumes: Caitlin & Uihlein Lead in Morocco | Golf Highlights
The Asian Tour is back in action after a six-week break!
Catch the highlights from the International Series Morocco as John Caitlin and Peter Uihlein take the lead with impressive 5-under-par 68s.
– Recap of the first round at Royal Golf of Dar Es Salam course
– John Caitlin’s quest for redemption after a mixed 2025 season
– Sampson Zhang’s successful week: from Open Championship qualification to Morocco
– How Taichi Kho and Matthew Cheung fared after a quick turnaround from UK qualifying
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Scott Vincent holds oneshot lead at international series Morocco. Ramos and Tabuina shine in international series Morocco. Asian Tour golf highlights. LIIV golfer Scott Vincent leads international series Morocco. Peter Yulin Sunday charge at international series Morocco 2025 final round preview. Asian tour resumes. Caitlyn and Yulan lead in Morocco golf highlights. Scott Vincent holds one-shot lead at International Series Morocco. In a gripping display of skill and determination, Scott Vincent has managed to maintain a narrow one-shot lead as he heads into the final round of the International Series Morocco. This achievement comes despite facing challenges with his putting game which prevented him from extending his lead further on Saturday. Competing on the par 73 Royal Golf Dar Salam course, Vincent delivered a solid performance, finishing the day with a bog free score of two under par 71. His only birdies of the round were recorded on the part 5th hole and the drivable par for 17th where a precise chip shot to just 2 feet allowed him to secure the crucial edge he needed. Residing in Denver, Colorado, Vincent acknowledged that he missed several opportunities to score on the greens. However, his ability to keep a clean scorecard was instrumental in keeping him ahead of Thailand Seti Praong, who shot an impressive six under 67, but stumbled with a bogey on the final hole, leaving him one stroke behind. Reflecting on his round, Vincent remarked, “Today was a bit of a challenge. I didn’t feel like I drove the ball particularly well, which made things tougher.” However, finishing the day without a bogey is always a positive. My strong start really helped. I made some important par saves on the second and third holes. Vincent faced a few near misses on the greens, including a 10-ft putt that narrowly missed on the 16th hole and another that fell short on the 18th. Notably, only two players managed to complete the round without a bogey, highlighting the demanding conditions of the course. As the competition heats up, the chasing pack is gaining momentum with Praongve, who finished second in the previous week’s Asian Development Tour event in Marrakesh, making a significant move. He recorded eight birdies to secure solo second place, attributing his success to his short game. “My putting was crucial today. I had a few less than ideal shots, but I managed to recover well with some long par saves,” Praongve explained. Arriving early in Morocco helped me adapt to the conditions and last week’s performance boosted my confidence. China’s Bobby by also matched Praong Vea’s score of 67, placing him in solo third at 9 under by who turned professional in 2019 and has experience on the corn ferry tour made a critical par save on the 18th hole after encountering difficulties off the tee. I had to lay up after missing left off the tee and from 227 yards I hit a draw with a seven iron that just caught the front of the green. It was a challenging two putt from 6 ft but making par there was significant by shared. The competition is tightening with a log jam forming in fourth place at 8 under. Jack Buchanan 68, Maverick and Cliff 72, Austin Truslo, 69, and the promising Thai golfer Sutipat Pratty Epanchai 71 are all in contention. Meanwhile, two-time international series champion Peter Yulan slipped to a tie for eighth after a bogey on the final hole, joining China’s Yang Lu, who also shot a 71. The International Series Morocco is part of the Asian Tours Elevated Circuit, consisting of 10 events that serve as a vital opportunity for players aspiring to secure a position in the LIIV Golf League. With the competition intensifying and the playing conditions proving to be challenging, the final round on Sunday is set to deliver a thrilling conclusion. Ramos and Tabuina shine in international series Morocco Asian Tour Golf Highlights. Could a new star be rising on the Asian Tour? Filipino golfers Shaun Gene Ramos and Miguel Tabuina delivered solid performances in the opening round of the international series Morocco, setting the stage for what could be a thrilling tournament. But here’s where it gets interesting. While Ramos and Tabuina showed promise, the rest of the Filipino contingent faced a tougher challenge. Let’s dive into the details of their performances and the overall leaderboard. Shaun Gene Ramos, still relatively new to the Asian tour. This was just his fifth event. Demonstrated remarkable composure, carding a steady two under par 71. He navigated a tricky course at Royal Golf Dar Salam, recovering well after an early bogey on the third hole with three subsequent birdies. A dropped shot on the 14th was quickly erased with a birdie on the 15th, leaving him tied for 15th, just three strokes behind the leading Americans, John Catelyn and Peter Yulan. Ramos, who had his girlfriend and fellow professional golfer Larry Aduk cadding for him, acknowledged the course’s difficulty, describing it as a tight treelined layout and a little longer than what we’ve been playing. Miguel Tabuina also battled through a shaky start, initially bogeying two of his first three holes. However, he rallied impressively, securing for birdies, including a strong finish with consecutive gains on holes 17 and 18. This allowed him to match Ramos’s score of 71. Lloyd Jefferson Go representing Sebu City added to the Filipino presence on the leaderboard with a one underpass 72 thanks to a crucial birdie on the final hole. However, the day proved more challenging for other Filipino competitors. Justin Kiean and KL Jano Corpus both struggled to a 76 while Adri Chan posted a 78. Corpus and Chan earned their spots in this prestigious highstakes event after claiming victories in Asian Development Tour Rising Stars tournaments held earlier in Morocco, a testament to their rising talent. And this is the part most people miss. The leaderboard was dominated by experienced players. John Catelyn, who narrowly lost in a playoff at this very venue last year, roared back into form with a five underpass 68, sharing the lead with Peter Yulan. Catelyn was particularly impressive on the back nine, racking up six birdies before a couple of bogeies and another birdie brought him back to five under. He commented, “Outside of the third hole, I played pretty much flawless golf. I love this course. It suits my game.” Ulan also starting on the 10th overcame an early struggle with a remarkable run of four consecutive birdies from holes 15 to 18, followed by further birdies on the p five, fifth, and eighth to Tai Catelyn. He emphasized the importance of driving accuracy, stating, “The driver is key here, keeping it between the trees. The greens are soft, so it’s getable.” Several other players are close behind, including Australia’s Maverick and Cliff, Thailand Sarah Suanar, and Korea’s Hong Kim, all sitting just one shot back at 69. And Cliff noted the course’s characteristics, describing it as challenging but fair, despite breezy afternoon conditions. Samson Jang of China, who recently qualified for the Open, was among eight players tied for sixth at 70. Catelyn’s performance is particularly noteworthy as he’s been searching for consistency this season after a stellar 2024 that included victories in Macau and Saudi Arabia along with three runner-up finishes. The International Series Morocco is one of 10 elevated events on the Asian Tour schedule. And crucially, it serves as a significant stepping stone for players aspiring to join the lucrative lif asterisk asterisk. Do you think Ramos and Tabuina can maintain their momentum and challenge the leaders or will Catelyn and Yulan solidify their positions at the top? Share your predictions and thoughts in the comments below. Perhaps the course favors a particular playing style and we’re yet to see who truly adapts best. What are your observations about the course conditions and how they might impact the rest of the tournament? Asterisk asterisk. LIIV golfer Scott Vincent leads International Series Morocco. Imagine being a top golfer, yet it’s been three long years since your last win. That’s the reality for Scott Vincent, a once prominent figure on the international golf circuit, now relegated, but showing remarkable resilience. As the international series Morocco approaches its final day, Vincent stands at the forefront. A bold testament to his enduring talent and unyielding spirit. But here’s where it gets controversial. Vincent, a 33-year-old golfer from Zimbabwe who claimed the Asian tours international series Order of merit in 2022 is leading the pack in Morocco with a one-stroke advantage over Thailand Seti Praong. The two golfers have been neck andneck with Vincent Carding at 2 under 71 and Praonveka 6 under 67 on Saturday. The competition is fierce with the course at Royal Golf Dar Salam challenging even the most seasoned players. But Vincent’s performance on Saturday was nothing short of inspiring. Starting the third round with a two-stroke lead, he maintained his composure even as others around him faltered. a birdie on the par five fifth hole and another at the par for 17th showed his prowess allowing him to finish the day at 11 under one stroke ahead of Praongvac Vincent’s journey this year has been one of consistency he’s finished inside the tops 12 in seven of his 10 worldwide starts a testament to his skill and dedication yet the question remains can he secure a second international series victory following his triumph in England in 2022 with a win He’d not only boost his standings in the international series rankings and the Asian tours order of merit, but also send a powerful message to the golfing world. However, Vincent’s lead is not unchallenged. LIIV golf’s Peter Yulan is hot on his heels, just seven under and four strokes back, and John Catelyn at five under is still within striking distance, six strokes behind the leader. The final day promises to be a nailbiter. As we wait with baited breath for the conclusion of the international series Morocco, one thing is clear. Scott Vincent’s performance is a reminder that even in the face of adversity, perseverance and skill can lead to extraordinary comebacks. And this is the part most people miss, the emotional and personal stakes behind each swing. What do you think? Can Vincent secure the win or will one of his rivals steal the spotlight? Let’s hear your thoughts in the comments. The final day of the International Series Morocco is shaping up to be a thrilling climax to a gripping tournament. Peter Yulin Sunday charge at International Series Morocco 2025 final round preview. For shots behind the leader, Peter Yulin is eyeing a dramatic comeback at the International Series Morocco as Sunday’s final round approaches. But here’s where it gets intriguing. The 2025 tournament has become a battleground for golfers from rival leagues with li golf players and DP World Tour competitors vying for dominance. Let’s break down the current standings and what’s at stake. On Saturday, Range Goats GC’s Peter Yulan carded a one under 72 at Royal Golf Dar Salam in Rabbat, positioning himself as a dark horse for the title. A season performer on the international series, Yulin has already secured two victories in the circuit last season. Entering Sunday, he’s tied for eighth place for strokes behind leader Scott Vincent, who sits at 11 under par for the tournament. Yulan’s total of seven underpar on the parro 73 course shows his resilience, but the gap to the top remains formidable. Meanwhile, LIIV Golf Reserve John Catelyn, known for his recent surge on the International Series, is in T12 after a solid three under 70 in round three. At five under for the week, his six shots off the lead, a testament to the competitive depth of this event. Another standout is Charles Schwzel of Stinger GC, who fired a stellar for under 69 to sit in T18, seven strokes behind Vincent. Shortsell’s performance highlights the high level of play across the field. Looking ahead, several players are poised to challenge for the top spots on Sunday. Mito Pereira talk GC and Andy Ogulry Hy Flyers GC both in T24 will aim to capitalize on their three under rounds. Ben Campbell of Range Goats GC the defending champion in Morocco is in T41 but carries the weight of expectations as he seeks to reclaim his title. The pressure is on for all these players, but the question remains, can anyone close the gap to Scott Vincent’s commanding lead. Over on the DP World Tour, David Puich of Fireballs GC is grinding through the BMW International Open in Munich. After a two under 70 in round three, Puich is tied for 12th, six shots behind the leader. His performance, marked by five birdies and three bogeies, shows his tenacity even as the competition titans. Meanwhile, Martin Kr of Clicks Golf Club playing in his home country is in T34 after a two under 70. His presence adds local flavor to the European Tour event. And this is the part most people miss. The International Series and DP World Tour events aren’t just about individual glory. They’re also a stage for rivalries between leagues. With LIIV Golf players like Yulin and Catelyn competing against traditional tour stars, the stakes have never been higher. Will the underdogs rise or will the leaders hold firm? We’ll find out Sunday. What do you think? Can Yulin pull off the comeback or is Vincent’s lead too insurmountable? Share your thoughts in the comments below. For live scores from Morocco, click here. httpsoubleww.zer.com/leerboard for Munich’s BMW International Open Scores. Click here https colwww.uropeanour.com/dpworld-tour/bmw- Europeanour.com/dpworld-tour/bmw- international-open-2025/ leaderboard question mark round equal sign three ulin photo courtesy of Steve Bardan’s Asian tour the international series staff contributed to this story Asian tour resumeumés Caitlyn and Yulin lead in Morocco golf highlights the Asian tour roars back to life a thrilling 7-week journey from Europe to Africa. The Asian tour has finally resumed after a 6-w week hiatus, and the excitement is palpable. For some players in the international series Morocco Field, it’s been two long months since they last stepped onto the circuit. But as the tournament got underway on Thursday, it was clear that the break hadn’t dulled the competitive edge of these talented golfers. A familiar face takes the lead. asterisk asterisk John Caitlyn and Peter Yulan set the tone for the tournament with impressive five underpar 68s leaving the rest of the field in their wake. But what’s remarkable is that just two shots separated the next 12 players indicating that the competition is going to be fierce. Caitlyn in particular has a lot to prove after a mixed bag of results in 2025. He finished inside the top 10 just once and his performance at the Royal Gulf of Dar Salam course last year was a highlight of his season. But can he repeat that magic? asterisk asterisk. I played pretty much flawless golf, Caitlyn said with a smile. Very happy with the start, but three more rounds to go. Let’s see. His confidence is evident, but the question on everyone’s mind is whether he can sustain this level of performance throughout the tournament. asterisk asterisk a new star emerges asterisk asterisk among those vying for the top spot is China Samson Jong who has already made a name for himself this week he secured a spot at the open championship during a grueling 36-hole final qualifying on Tuesday beating out tough competition from Hong Kong pair Tai Kaio and Matthew Chung asterisk asterisk but what does this mean for Jongs future in golf asterisk asterisk the 23-year-old’s impressive performance has raised eyebrows and it’s clear that he’s one to watch in the golfing world. His early start to the tournament has given him a head start. But can he maintain this momentum and take home the top prize? The road to Rabart asterisk asterisk. The journey to Rabart has been long and arduous for these golfers with early starts and grueling qualifying rounds taking their toll. But for those who have made it to the international series Morocco, the reward is worth it. The tournament offers a chance to compete against the best in the business and to prove themselves on the world stage. As the tournament unfolds, one thing is clear, the competition is going to be fierce. Will Caitlyn be able to repeat his past success or will Jong Star continue to rise? The answer will have to wait until the final round. But one thing is certain, the Asian tour is back and it’s going to be a wild ride. Scott Vincent holds one-shot lead
