1995 Asian PGA Tour

The 1995 Omega Tour was the inaugural season of the Asian PGA Tour, the second men's professional golf tour in Asia (outside of Japan) alongside the long established Asia Golf Circuit.

Tournament schedule

The table below shows the 1995 Asian PGA Tour schedule. (Incomplete)

Date	Tournament	Country	Prize fund (US$)	Winner	Notes
25 Jun	Asian PGA International	Thailand	200,000	Park Nam-sin (1)	[1][2]
2 Jul	Canlubang Classic	Philippines	150,000	Carlos Espinosa (1)	[3]
30 Jul	Tournament Players Championship	Malaysia	150,000	Lin Keng-chi (1)
13 Aug	Volvo Masters of Thailand	Thailand	85,000	Zhang Lianwei (1)
27 Aug	Yokohama Singapore PGA Championship	Singapore	200,000	Lin Keng-chi (2)
3 Sep	Passport Open	South Korea	300,000	Vijay Singh (n/a)	[4]
1 Oct	Langkawi Open	Malaysia	150,000	Boonchu Ruangkit (1)
8 Oct	Gadgil Western Dubai Creek Open	UAE	500,000	Robert Willis (1)
15 Oct	Merlion Masters	Singapore	200,000	Nico van Rensburg (1)	[5]
22 Oct	Samsung Masters	South Korea		Lin Keng-chi (3)
29 Oct	Royal Perak Classic	Malaysia	150,000	Gerry Norquist (1)
20 Nov	Kenmore Pakistan Masters	Pakistan	225,000	Kwon Young-suk (1)
27 Nov	Gadgil Western Masters	India	500,000	Gaurav Ghei (1)
10 Dec	Gadgil Western Vietnam Open	Vietnam	150,000	Clay Devers (1)
17 Dec	Philippine Classic	Philippines	200,000	Jeev Milkha Singh (1)	[6]
7 Jan 1996	Myanmar Open	Myanmar	150,000	Boonchu Ruangkit (2)
14 Jan 1996	Omega PGA Championship	Hong Kong	500,000	Yeh Chang-ting (1)
21 Jan 1996	Asian Matchplay Championship	Philippines	200,000	Jeev Milkha Singh (2)

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