Steve Williams sat down with me for six months of weekly interviews, opened up his home and his treasure trove of memorabilia from his time caddieing for Tiger Woods. Together We Roared is available for pre-order with HarperCollins and is out April 1: https://t.co/PEtf7bi13g

It was a gesture of respect, an acknowledgment of gratitude for the mere opportunity to win 👇 Per @EvinPriest https://t.co/jhHL1SqHVa

A lost five-shot lead cost this teenager invites to the Masters and Open. What he did next was pretty remarkable 👨‍💻 @EvinPriest @AAC_Golf @The_APGC #TaiseiNagasaki https://t.co/TQSpDqOIjs

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Taisei Nagasaki is 16. Surrendered a five-shot lead at the Asia-Pacific Am and missed a short putt in regulation to win, to get into the Masters and Open. He still bowed to the Emirates GC, and spoke afterwards. Really moving scenes. Wrote about it here: https://t.co/Yp5XZ2WfcZ

PLAYING FOR CASH: O’Donovan’s professional days will start with his home state open, writes @EvinPriest. https://t.co/EyrOkRyTMa

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Deadline Dubai: Get to know ‘Fifa,’ the Thai star who stormed from six shots back to win the Asia-Pacific Am, qualify for the Masters and Open Championship.

The most compelling golfer, and golf, all year long.

Harry Takis responded admirably from a nightmarish quadruple-bogey that featured two lost balls, including one up a palm tree, to sit seven back of a runaway leader through three rounds at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in Dubai. https://t.co/49Zg1KU3qw

Aussie Harry Takis was one shot off the lead at Asia-Pacific Amateur when his tee shot on par-4 No.5 appeared to go in a water hazard but no one could confirm. Went back to tee, drove it into a palm tree. Ball stayed up. Couldn’t properly identify it, back to tee. Quadruple

The heads of The R&A and The Masters offer a warning they hope the golf world will heed 🧑‍💻 @EvinPriest @RandA @TheMasters #RyderCup #Golf https://t.co/LWy3SCCsA3

Golf Digest ME and the Asia-Pacific Amateur have found golf’s next star here in Dubai. Slamming Sam-oan Aaron Evalu. What a golf swing 🇼🇸 🤙

One year from now, an amateur will have a putt to win the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship at Te Arai Links to get into the 2027 Masters and 155th Open Championship at St. Andrews. No pressure.

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Dubai: Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley said a surge in the percentage of international players competing in the Masters in recent years was the inspiration to award the winners of six national opens each a spot into the April major in the future.

From Dubai: Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley was asked about Ryder Cup crowd behaviour. "I don't think anyone was particularly happy with what happened this year. It reminds us, as custodians of the game, the responsibility we have to perpetuate (golf's) underlying values."

JUST IN: The Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship is headed to a top 40 course in the world, after organisers announced a globally renowned New Zealand course will host the 2026 edition.

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Spoke to the first Nepali golfer to play Division I college golf. Sam Acharya, who grew up in Kathmandu at an altitude of 4,600ft, credited a Nick Faldo lesson for a win that put him on the college radar. He’s competing at Asia-Pacific Amateur in Dubai.

Good afternoon from Dubai, where on Sunday the Asia-Pacific Amateur winner will be invited to the 2026 Masters and 154th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale.