2026 Asia Tour Championship • Round 3 • All • Jacky Chen • Joey Bruno • GoWan • Liqiang Jia
The 2026 PDGA Asia Tour Championship final round is underway at the Go Ace Red Kilm Disc Golf Course in Shanghai. Jackie Chen holds a five-stroke lead, while Joey Bruno and Liqiang Jia are hot on his heels. Watch as these top players battle it out over all 18 holes to claim the coveted title. As the tour comes to a close after seven stops across Asia, the action is intense. The field of competitors includes Go Wan, who impressed with a stellar third round, and a host of skilled players vying for the championship. The course itself is known for its challenging layout, with 15% of holes birdied and 19% bogeyed by the field. With strategic shots like the forehand taking center stage, the competition is fierce. Jackie Chen will look to extend his lead on the first hole, while Joey Bruno tries to close the gap. Will Liqiang Jia be able to mount a comeback, or will Jackie's early lead prove too strong to overcome?
Watch Jacky Chen, Joey Bruno, GoWan & Liqiang Jia's thrilling action at the 2026 Asia Tour Championship!
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Hello everyone and welcome to the 2026 PDGA Asia Tour Championship final round. We're in Shanghai at the Go Ace Red Kilm Disc Golf Course. Jackie Chen out to a lead, but Joey Bruno trying to hunt him down. We've got Goan on the card after a stellar third round. And Liang Gi joining us again. We saw him in round number two. This is all 18 holes. As I said, it's the Tour Championship, the conclusion of the seven stop tour across Asia. And I'm excited to give you the action. Jackie with a fivestroke lead >> and sets up even closer than he did in round two. Joey shot an eight under and then a six under to get him to the 14. Jackie shot a 14 and a five. So scores as hot as 14 under have been done on this course. Believe that was rated around 1070 or so. That >> was Gwan a moment ago. And this is Li on Chi. >> Good luck, boys. Have fun. >> Looks like a will be a par to open up. Go one. Like I said, shot the one of the hottest rounds during round number two so that he could work himself onto this lead card. Effort is low by Joey just off the front of the cage. That seems to be his common miss. If he misses, it's usually just a bit low. Let's see if that is a problem throughout today or he's got it figured out. But Jackie is going to immediately extend his lead. This one plays right in the middle of the pack in terms of difficulty. 15% of the field birding, 19% of the field bogeying, which leaves 65% of the field taking par. We had 26 open competitors and the events put on by Ecoon who's also one of the primary tour sponsors throughout the seven stop series that we have forehand coming from Jackie. Not much to this one. In fact, the forehand is definitely the shot if you've got it. Kind of crazy to see that holes one, two, and three almost all played identically. Almost 3.04, 3.04, and 3.08. So, just a touch over par for the first three holes. And it really looks like he's just trying to ste steer clear of that OB on the right side. That's the one mistake you obviously can't make....
