00:00 – Intro
00:24 – Asian Tour Resumes: Cheung’s Journey from Europe to Africa
02:29 – Scott Vincent Leads International Series Morocco: A Comeback Story
05:02 – Peter Uihlein’s Chase for the Trophy at International Series Morocco
08:19 – Solid Starts for Ramos and Tabuena at International Series Morocco
10:40 – Scott Vincent Leads International Series Morocco
1) Asian Tour Resumes: Cheung’s Journey from Europe to Africa
Join us as we dive into the exciting return of the Asian Tour after a six-week break! In this video, we cover the highlights from the first round of the International Series Morocco, where John Caitlin and Peter Uihlein lead the pack. Discover how Sampson Zhang secured his spot at the Open Championship and what this means for his career. We’ll also discuss the challenges faced by players like Caitlin and the competitive landscape of the tour. Don’t miss out on the latest updates and insights from the world of golf!
2) Scott Vincent Leads International Series Morocco: A Comeback Story
Join us as we follow Scott Vincent, a Zimbabwean golfer, who is leading the International Series Morocco going into the final day. After not winning for three years, Vincent is on the brink of a remarkable comeback. Discover his journey, key moments from the tournament, and insights into his performance against strong competitors like Settee Prakongvech and Bobby Bai. Don’t miss out on the excitement as we analyze the final day and what it means for Vincent’s career!
3) Peter Uihlein’s Chase for the Trophy at International Series Morocco
Join us as we dive into Peter Uihlein’s performance at the International Series Morocco. After a solid 1-under 72, Uihlein is just four shots off the lead, tied for eighth place. We’ll discuss his journey, key moments from the tournament, and what to expect in the final round. Plus, insights on other players like John Catlin and Charl Schwartzel. Don’t miss out on the action!
4) Solid Starts for Ramos and Tabuena at International Series Morocco
Asian Tour rookie Sean Jean Ramos and Miguel Tabuena both post a steady two-under-par 71 in the opening round of the International Series Morocco at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam. Ramos, playing just his fifth Tour event, overcame early bogeys with multiple birdies. Tabuena also recovered from a rough start to finish strongly. Lloyd Jefferson Go birdied the final hole for a one-under-par 72. John Catlin and Peter Uihlein lead the event with five-under-par 68. Follow the exciting golf action and see how the Filipino contingent fares in this prestigious tournament.
5) Scott Vincent Leads International Series Morocco
Scott Vincent holds a one-shot lead after a bogey-free round at the International Series Morocco.
The Zimbabwean golfer posted a two-under-par 71 to remain in front at the end of the third round.
Vincent’s patience and consistency paid off, despite a cold putter that kept him from pulling away on Saturday.
Settee Prakongvech and Bobby Bai are close behind, with the field tightening and conditions tough, Sunday’s final round promises a high-stakes finish.
Asian tour resumes. Chung’s journey from Europe to Africa. Scott Vincent leads International Series Morocco. A comeback story. Peter Uline’s chase for the trophy at International Series Morocco. Solid starts for Ramos and Touena at International Series Morocco. Scott Vincent leads International Series Morocco. Asian tour resumes. Chung’s journey from Europe to Africa. A 7-week journey from Europe to Africa marks the Asian Tours return as golfers reconnect with the circuit after a six-week hiatus. For some players in the International Series Morocco Field, this week represents their first competitive action in two months, reigniting their pursuit of glory on a global stage. The tournament’s opening round revealed familiar faces at the top with John Caitlyn and Peter Uline sharing the lead after carding identical five under par 68s. The gap between the leaders and the next 12 players was razor thin. Just two shots separating them. A testament to the fierce competition. But here’s where it gets interesting. Caitlyn, who nearly claimed victory at the Royal Gulf of Daria Salam last year on his way to winning the tour’s order of merit, has had a roller coaster 2025 season. Despite his strong start, he’s only cracked the top 10 once so far, raising questions about his consistency. I played pretty much flawless golf, Caitlyn admitted. But three more rounds to go. Let’s see. Meanwhile, China’s Samson Jang made headlines by securing a spot in the open championship through a grueling 36-hole final qualifier on Tuesday. The 23-year-old’s triumph came against a stacked field that included Hong Kong’s Taichi Co and Matthew Chun, both of whom also advanced to robot with early morning starts. This week’s event isn’t just about individual success. It’s a microcosm of the Asian tour’s broader ambition to expand its reach. But is this global push a smart move? Or does it risk diluting the tour’s focus? And this is the part most people miss while players like Jeang thrive on international exposure. Critics argue that the tour’s rapid expansion could strain its resources. What do you think? Does the Asian Tour’s global strategy benefit the sport, or is it a distraction from its core mission? Share your take in the comments. Your perspective could spark a lively debate. Scott Vincent leads International Series Morocco, a comeback story. Imagine this. Scott Vincent, a LIIV golf player who hasn’t tasted victory in over three years, is now leading the International Series Morocco tournament heading into its final day. But here’s where it gets interesting. This isn’t just any lead. It’s a significant one that could mark a comeback for the Zimbabwean golfer. Vincent, who clinched the Asian Tours International Series Order of Merit in 2022, currently holds a one-stroke advantage over Thailand Sati Preongbeck. On Saturday, Vincent shot a 271, while Preconvec posted a remarkable 667. Starting the third round with a two-stroke lead, Vincent seemed poised, especially after securing a birdie on the par five fifth hole during the front nine. Despite many players posting impressive scores at the Royal Golf Dares Salam course, Vincent maintained his composure. China’s Bobby by also had an excellent round, carding a six under 67 to move to 9 under overall. Meanwhile, a quartet of players is tied for fourth place at 8 under. However, the spotlight remains firmly on Vincent. With a birdie at the par 417th hole, he finished the day at 11 under, one stroke ahead of preconvas 10 underscore. Throughout 2025, Vincent has demonstrated consistency, finishing within the top 12 in seven out of his 10 global appearances. His current goal is to secure his second international series victory following his triumph in England in 2022. Currently ranked 25th in the International Series and 18th in the Asian Tours Order of Merit, a win here could significantly boost his standing in both rankings. Peter Uline of LIIV Golf is hot on Vincent’s heels, sitting at seven under and four strokes behind. John Catelan, another competitor, is five under and six strokes off the pace. With such a tight race, anything can happen on the final day. This tournament represents a crucial opportunity for Vincent to break his winless streak. And this is the part most people miss. His resilience and steady performance could set him apart from other players in the long run. Will he capitalize on this opportunity or will the pressure prove too much? Share your thoughts in the comments. Do you think Vincent can clinch his first victory in 3 years or will another player steal the spotlight? Peter Uline’s chase for the trophy at International Series Morocco. Peter Uline eyes the trophy at International Series Morocco. As the sun rises on Sunday, July 6th, 2025, Peter Uline, a prominent player for Range Goats GC, finds himself just four strokes behind the leader at the International Series Morocco. After a solid performance on Saturday where he carted a one under par 72 at the stunning Royal Golf Dar Salam in Robot, Buline is poised for a thrilling final round. Having clinched two victories in the previous season of the international series, Buline is currently tied for eighth place, sitting at seven under for the tournament on the par 73 course. His determination and skill make him a strong contender as he aims for the championship trophy. John Catelyn and other competitors. In the mix is John Catelyn, a reserve player for LIIV Golf who has been making waves in the International Series lately. After shooting a commendable three under 70 in the third round, Catlin is tied for 12th place with a total score of five under, trailing the leader by six strokes. Charles Schwarzel from Stinger GC is also in the conversation, currently tied for 18th after an impressive four under 69 in the third round, putting him seven shots off the lead. Other players to watch include Mido Pereira from Torque GC and Andy Ogulry from Highflyers GC, both tied for 24th, as well as Ben Campbell from Range Goats GC who is tied for 41st. Notably, Campbell is the defending champion in Morocco and will be looking to improve his standing on the final day. For those interested in the latest scores from Morocco, you can find them here. https/www.ationalses.com/leerboard. David Pig’s tenacity on the DP World Tour. Meanwhile, in Munich, Germany, David Pig from Fireballs GC is showcasing his resilience at the BMW International Open. After a solid two under 70 in round three, he is currently six shots behind the leader and tied for 12th place. Pig’s round included five birdies and three bogeies, demonstrating his competitive spirit. On the other hand, Martin Kair, the captain of Clicks Golf Club and playing in his home country, is tied for 34th after also shooting a two under 70 on Saturday. For the latest updates on scores from Munich, click here. https/www.uropeanour.com/dpworld-our/bmw- international-open-2025/erboard question mark round equal sign three. What’s next? As the final rounds unfold, the excitement is palpable. Will Uline make a comeback to claim the title or will another player rise to the occasion? This is the moment where champions are made and every stroke counts. Join the conversation. What do you think about Uline’s chances? Do you believe he can overcome the deficit and secure the win? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Solid starts for Ramos and Tubuena at International Series Morocco. On Thursday, during the opening round of the prestigious International Series Morocco tournament hosted at Royal Golf Dar Salam, newcomers made significant strides under challenging circumstances. Among those shining brightly were Asian Tour rookies Shaun Gene Ramos and Miguel Tabua, both delivering impressive performances despite navigating tricky terrain. Shaun Gene Ramos making waves in only his fifth career tour appearance demonstrated remarkable poise throughout the competition. Starting strong alongside his girlfriend and Caddyy Lauria Duk, a fellow professional, Ramos faced initial setbacks when he encountered a bogey on the demanding third hole. However, undeterred, he quickly rebounded with three consecutive birdies across the subsequent eight holes. Despite dropping another stroke later on hole number 14, Ramso showcased resilience once again by scoring a crucial birdie on hole number 15. His consistent play resulted in a solid scorecard reading two under par 71, tying him for 15th place overall. Just three strokes separated him from joint leaders John Catelyn and Peter Uline, setting up exciting possibilities moving forward into future rounds. Reflecting on his performance afterward, Ramos emphasized staying present moment by moment rather than getting overwhelmed by external pressures. “My focus today was simple. I aim to hit each shot cleanly without rushing myself,” explained Ramos about maintaining mental clarity amidst pressure-packed moments typical within competitive tournaments such as this one. “This particular course presents quite some challenges. Its narrow pathways line tightly against towering trees demand precision every step along your journey. Miguel Tubena similarly exhibited grit through adversity. Earlier stages saw him falter initially due largely because poor execution led directly towards accumulating double bogeies right out of the gate until finally breaking free midway through. Thanks primarily via stringently executed putts which ultimately culminated successfully enough allowing himself room maneuverability downstretch closing doors firmly shut leaving no doubt whatsoever regarding whether victory would remain elusive even though still trailing significantly far behind current front runners. Scott Vincent leads international series Morocco. Scott Vincent’s unwavering patience and consistency have earned him a one-shot lead heading into the final round of the International Series Morocco despite a chilly putter that prevented him from breaking away on Saturday. The Zimbabwean golfer who calls Denver, Colorado home navigated the par 73 Royal Golf Dares Salam course with a bogey-free two underpar 71, maintaining his lead at the end of the third round. His only birdies came on the par 5 fifth and the drivable par 417th where a chip to two feet finally gave him the advantage he needed. Vincent who last tasted international victory at the 2022 international series England admitted that the round was challenging as he struggled with his drives. However, he was pleased with his bogey-free performance, attributing his solid par saves on holes two and three to his successful start. Despite missing several scoring opportunities on the greens, Vincent’s clean card kept him just ahead of Thailand Sati Preongbeck, who fired a six under 67, but bogeied the final hole to fall one back. Precon Kongbeck, who finished second last week at the Asian Development Tour event in Marrakesh, continued his impressive form with eight birdies to climb into solo second. The 30-year-old from Kandburi credited his short game for his low round, saying, “My putting was key today. I had a few bad shots, but I recovered well with long par saves.” China’s Bobby by also matched Preconve 67 to take solo third at 9 under. by who turned pro in 2019 and previously played on the corn ferry tour produced a clutch par save on the 18th after finding trouble off the tee. I had to lay up after missing left off the tea and from 227 yd I hit a draw with a seven iron that just caught the front of the green. It was a tough two putt from six feet, but making par there was big said by tied for fourth at 8 under were Jack Buchanan 68, Maverick Antcliffe, 72, Austin Trusslo, 69, and Thai rising star Sudi Pat Pratip Shienkai 71. Two-time international series winner Peter Uline slipped to a tie for eighth with a bogey on the final hole, matching China’s Yen Lu, who shot a 71. The International Series Morocco, part of the Asian Tours 10 event elevated circuit, offers a crucial stepping stone for players aiming for a spot in the LIV Golf League. With the field tightening and conditions tough, Sunday’s final round promises a high stakes finish. But here’s where it gets controversial. Should players prioritize the LIV Golf League over other tours, or is the allure of big money clouding their judgment? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. Asian tour resumes.
