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The tournament will once again be staged at Seri Selangor Golf Club, known for its strategic risk-reward layout, and will see ADT players compete alongside leading professionals from the Professional Golf of Malaysia (PGM) Tour.Now in its 13th staging, the event is promoted by PKNS Golf Management Services, with PKNS serving as title sponsor since 2022. Selangor State Secretary Dato’ Dr. Ahmad Fadzli Ahmad Tajuddin said the tournament has become a key fixture on the Selangor sporting calendar while playing an important role in developing golf and showcasing the state.The 144-player field will feature 80 ADT players, 40 from the PGM Tour and 24 invitees, with a new 36-hole Qualifying Tournament on January 27–28 offering three spots in the main event. In support of youth development, the champion of the Selangor International Junior Golf Championship and Japan-based junior standout Daichi Hayashi will receive invitational slots.

The 34-year-old netted the first hat-trick of the 2025/26 ASEAN Club Championship Shopee Cup™ in a 4-0 win over Bangkok United in September, adding to an impressive return of 168 goals in 164 matches since joining the Malaysia Super League champions.Despite his remarkable numbers, Bérgson credits old-fashioned hard work and mentality for his success. “I don’t have only one secret. I have a key; it’s always to work more,” he said.“When I score, I need to be prepared better for the next game. Always when I step on the pitch, I push myself to do my best.”

In the 1998 ASEAN Championship final against Vietnam, Sasikumar scored the only goal of the match in the 71st minute. A cross from Kadir Yahaya saw Sasikumar challenge goalkeeper Trần Tiến Anh, and the ball ricocheted off his shoulder into the net, giving Singapore their first-ever ASEAN title.Despite battling a knee injury, Sasikumar was determined to play, and his strong bond with coach Barry Whitbread's squad played a key role in their success. Singapore topped their group and defeated Indonesia in the semifinals before facing hosts Vietnam in a packed Hàng Đẫy Stadium for the final.

Yong Rui Jie and Nurqayyum Nazmi win men's synchro springboard gold, leading Malaysia's diving team to top the medal standings in Thailand.

Malaysia's track cycling trio broke a long-standing national record to win the men's team sprint gold at the 2025 SEA Games in Bangkok.