f you’ve ever watched Space Force or laughed your way through Always Be My Maybe , then you know Jimmy O. Yang needs no introduction. The Hong Kong-born, U.S.-based comedian and actor has built a career on sharp wit, cultural commentary, and unforgettable performances. Now, he’s coming back to his roots — and bringing the laughs — with a one-night-only show in Hong Kong.

But before we dive into the details of his upcoming performance, let’s talk about something that recently caught everyone off guard: his golf game… and a fake presidential run?

On May 4, 2025, the AJGA The Spin Junior Championship Qualifier concluded in dramatic fashion at Zhuhai International Golf Club, with Lu Zhuoxi and Fu Xinqi securing hard-fought victories in the boys’ and girls’ divisions, respectively. The event, held over 36 grueling holes, showcased elite junior talent from across Asia, with Golfing serving as the official media partner to spotlight the rising stars. The winners now advance to the prestigious AJGA The Spin Junior Championship, set to take place from July 28–31, 2025, at The Ridge Golf Course in Northern California, USA.

The DP World Tour’s Volvo China Open returns to Shanghai for its 30th anniversary, set to take place at the prestigious Enhance Anting Golf Club from April 17-20, 2025. With a prize fund of US$2,550,000, this historic tournament is a key stop on both the Race to Dubai and the Asian Swing. Among the standout competitors are several Hong Kong players, including Taichi Kho, who earned a professional tournament invitation, alongside Matthew Cheung, Jason Hak, Isaac Lam, and Xuzhong Li, who qualified through China Tour spots. Jeffrey Shen and Michael Wong secured their places via a qualifier in March, rounding out a strong contingent of local Hong Kong talent.