The Hong Kong Open has received a major boost with Lee Westwood, Paul Casey and Anthony Kim all joining the field for the Asian Tour event

Lee Westwood, Paul Casey, and Anthony Kim have officially committed to compete in the 65th Link Hong Kong Open, scheduled for October 22-25 at Hong Kong Golf Club. The Asian Tour event features several prominent players, including Talor Gooch, Harold Varner III, and Louis Oosthuizen, with the tournament winner securing invitations to the 2027 Masters and the upcoming Open Championship at St Andrews.
The tournament continues despite LIV Golf funding ending and will return to the DP World Tour next season. Westwood returns to the tournament for the first time in nearly two decades, Casey makes his second straight appearance, and Kim continues his professional comeback following his victory at LIV Golf Adelaide earlier in the year.
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