Im pretty interested to see if they manage to have any tournaments outside of the US, which normally happen around October. I found this random webpage where someone asked the same question about a month ago https://www.reddit.com/r/golf/comments/ ... _20212022/ and the reply makes it look like they're keeping bits of the 'Asian swing' window open for now... so I assume there is probably a lot of activity at the moment trying to establish things. That person also speculated (and again, this was a month ago) that "The schedule should come out sometime in the next month or two, definitely by mid-August.", so it may come out any day now.For those who dont know, the Asian tour has had a really tough time with COVID, much more so than the main PGA or European tours, and havent had any tournaments whatsoever for a whole 16 (and a half) months now! They're really struggling with tight travel and quarantine regulations over there, and arent generally as far along with vaccinations (per amount of population, anyway) compared to North America and Europe, so arranging golf tournaments with international participation over there may keep being really troublesome for a while longer. I know the South Korean CJ Cup announced late last year that it will return to be hosted in South Korea in 2021, after being held in the US in 2020 (though they changed the venue from the course Im making for Links to another one
), but there doesnt seem to be any more details about it, with notable complete silence from the tournament's own website and their Youtube channel at least, and nothing from PGA about it yet either. I have a feeling the South Koreans really wants to make the CJ Cup happen for the PGA pros, so I think it will, if at all possible. But it may be unlikely for any other PGA tournaments in Asia this year, at least China feels quite unlikely doesnt it? Japan is probably the best 2nd bet, Im thinking they want to wait and see how the Olympic golf there goes before ironing things out, but October is getting pretty close so they dont have too much time do they? They also used to do Malaysia even if they didnt go there in 2019 so perhaps that is a possibility, but I wouldnt be surprised to see additional tournaments within US filling the spaces instead.