2015 Asian Tour

The table below shows the initial 2015 schedule.[1]

The number in brackets after each winner's name is the number of Asian Tour events he had won up to and including that tournament. This information is only shown for Asian Tour members.

Only 50% of the prize money from major championships and World Golf Championships are counted towards the Order of Merit, but are not shown below.

Date	Tournament	Host country	Prize fund	Winner	OWGR pts	Notes
8 Feb	Maybank Malaysian Open	Malaysia	$3,000,000	Anirban Lahiri (6)	38	Co-sanctioned by the European Tour
15 Feb	True Thailand Classic	Thailand	$2,000,000	Andrew Dodt (2)	28	New tournament Co-sanctioned by the European Tour
22 Feb	Hero Indian Open	India	$1,500,000	Anirban Lahiri (7)	19	Co-sanctioned by the European Tour
26 Apr	CIMB Niaga Indonesian Masters	Indonesia	$750,000	Lee Westwood (n/a)	14
10 May	AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open	Mauritius	€1,000,000	George Coetzee (n/a)	17	New tournament Co-sanctioned by the European Tour and Sunshine Tour
30 May	Bashundhara Bangladesh Open	Bangladesh	$300,000	Mardan Mamat (5)	14	New tournament
21 Jun	Queen's Cup	Thailand	$300,000	Prayad Marksaeng (9)	14
26 Jul	Omega European Masters	Switzerland	€2,700,000	Danny Willett (n/a)	32	Co-sanctioned by the European Tour
27 Sep	Asia-Pacific Open Diamond Cup Golf	Japan	¥150,000,000	Kim Kyung-tae (2)	15	Co-sanctioned by the Japan Golf Tour
4 Oct	Mercuries Taiwan Masters	Taiwan	$650,000	Danny Chia (2)	14
11 Oct	Yeangder Tournament Players Championship	Taiwan	$500,000	Shaun Norris (1)	14	Shortened to 54 holes
18 Oct	Venetian Macao Open	Macau	$1,000,000	Scott Hend (7)	17
25 Oct	UBS Hong Kong Open	Hong Kong	$2,000,000	Justin Rose (n/a)	34	Co-sanctioned by the European Tour
1 Nov	CIMB Classic	Malaysia	$7,000,000	Justin Thomas (n/a)	46	Co-sanctioned by the PGA Tour
8 Nov	Panasonic Open India	India	$400,000	Chiragh Kumar (1)	14
15 Nov	World Classic Championship at Laguna National	Singapore	$750,000	Danthai Boonma (1)	14
22 Nov	Resorts World Manila Masters	Philippines	$1,000,000	Natipong Srithong (1)	14
6 Dec	Ho Tram Open	Vietnam	$1,500,000	Sergio García (n/a)	14	New tournament
13 Dec	Thailand Golf Championship	Thailand	$1,000,000	Jamie Donaldson (n/a)	34	Flagship event
20 Dec	Philippine Open	Philippines	$300,000	Miguel Tabuena (1)	14	Shortened to 54 holes due to Typhoon Melor

Rank	Player	Country	Earnings (US$)
1	Anirban Lahiri	India	1,139,084
2	Scott Hend	Australia	491,631
3	Andrew Dodt	Australia	434,473
4	Shiv Chawrasia	India	343,272
5	Paul Peterson	United States	289,872
6	Thongchai Jaidee	Thailand	276,238
7	Richard T. Lee	Canada	240,747
8	Danny Chia	Malaysia	238,966
9	Wang Jeung-hun	South Korea	218,988
10	Prayad Marksaeng	Thailand	209,645

There is a complete list on the official site here.

• The Asian Tour's official site