2026 Asia Open • Round 3 • Front 9 • Calvin Heimburg • Jacky Chen • Tsz Ho Ming • Joey Bruno
The 2026 Asia Open final round coverage brings action-packed golf to Gausang, Taiwan, as top players compete for the top spot. Calvin Heimburg and Jackie Chen are among the favorites to take home the title, but Joey Bruno's skills from Colorado and Tsz Ho Ming's strong start are not to be underestimated. Watch as these talented athletes navigate the same challenging course they used in the previous rounds, with a 100-meter play format that demands precision and power. The video highlights Heimburg's struggles to maintain his lead, while Chen sees an opportunity to overtake him on the first hole. Meanwhile, Ming's steady performance is a surprise to some, given he started strong but was outperformed by Bruno in round two. With exciting putts and birdies on display, this final round of competition promises thrilling golf action for viewers.
Watch Calvin Heimburg, Jacky Chen & Joey Bruno at 2026 Asia Open Round 3 - challenging courses & intense competition.
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Hello everyone and welcome back. It's the 2026 Asia Open final round coverage and action all coming to you from Gausang, Taiwan. Kelvin Heimberg trying to distance himself in round two. Will it be enough? Trying to hold off the likes of Jackie Chen. Joey Bruno out of Colorado joins us. and Zo Ming from China on the card ready to go. As I said, will it be enough for Heimberg? Clearly the favorite coming into the event. And we're going to take to the same course that we saw yesterday. Same layout, same rules, everything pretty much the exact same. We're running it back in 100 m. You have hole number one tunnel shot that then finishes off to the left hand side. So if you come in with a little bit of heat, you could probably let it skip I would say from the edge of the circle at least to the basket. He didn't have it locked in yesterday and he doesn't today either. Next one from Taiwan >> overturned Jackie. An opportunity on the very first hole potentially. And that would require a long throw in. I'm waiting for some fireworks. I'm not going to say I was disappointed in round two. That would be a little harsh of me to say, but I'm I'm looking for something that gets you a little pumped up and yelling and screaming from your chair. Did see a couple of long putts by Heimberg in the last round. That was about it. And not off to a great start here for our lead card. Not a problem for Ming. Nice, beautiful Sunday afternoon, right around the noon time slot as we're getting started here for our final round. Hold one average 3.0. 09 in the division. Somehow overpar, which is a little bit surprising to me. Good bid, but not enough. I think I gave Kelvin a hard time right after this and he told me he did get it in round one. Unfortunately, we didn't see it. In fact, there were just two birdies in round one on this hole. Kelvin Heimberg along with Nathan Owen. Round two, we didn't see a single birdie in the division. And then round three, this round, we only saw ultimately three birdies. So, I guess they were a little bit hard to come by. >> Pull two. only about 16 ft...
