Westwood trumps Liang in Macau to win Shui On Land China Golf Challenge
Macau; October 16, 2011: World number two Lee Westwood continued his love affair with Asia by holing a 12-foot birdie putt to beat Liang Wen-chong on the first hole of a playoff for the seven-day, seven-city Shui On Land China Golf Challenge, the sport’s most innovative event.
Westwood, Liang tied going into final day of Shui On Land China Golf Challenge
Dongguan, China; October 15, 2011: World number two Lee Westwood and Chinese number one Liang Wen-chong share the lead at two-under-par going into the final two holes of the week-long, seven-city Shui On Land China Golf Challenge on Sunday. Westwood, 38, moved to two-under with a birdie at the 198-yard…
Stars dance with sharks in Chongqing in Shui On Land China Golf Challenge
Chongqing, China; October 14, 2011: Lee Westwood couldn’t catch leader Liang Wen-chong after 13 holes of the Shui On Land China Golf Challenge, but he did come close to three Sand Tiger sharks in ‘Dancing With The Sharks’, Chongqing Tiandi’s most famous bar.
Dalian dances in delight as Liang stays ahead in Shui On Land China Golf Challenge
Dalian, China; October 13, 2011: Liang Wen-chong thrilled his fans at Red Flag Valley in Dalian by sinking a long, breaking birdie putt on the 11th hole of the Shui On Land China Golf Challenge to stay ahead after day four of the week-long, seven-city tournament.
Eagle-eyed Liang leads in Beijing on day three of Shui On Land China Golf Challenge
Beijing, China; October 12, 2011: Liang Wen-chong holed out with a nine-iron on his way to leading the Shui On Land China Golf Challenge after eight holes, following stops at two golf clubs in Beijing on day three of the week-long event.
Poulter holds off Westwood in Zhengzhou on day two of Shui On Land China Golf Challenge
Zhengzhou, China; October 11, 2011: World number two Lee Westwood drew within a shot of leader Ian Poulter after four holes of the Shui On Land China Golf Challenge following a whirlwind stop in Zhengzhou on the second day of the week-long, seven-city event.
Liang tees off golf’s week-long march across China, Poulter in lead
Shanghai, China; October 10, 2011: One hundred years to the day since Dr Sun Yat-sen founded modern China, Chinese number one Liang Wen-chong teed off the seven-day, seven-city Shui On Land China Golf Challenge, the sport’s most innovative competition in the world’s most populous nation.