The Laureus Hong Kong Golf Invitational blends world-class sport and philanthropic efforts to support mental health programmes for the city's next generation
Few events in Hong Kong manage to blend international sporting prestige with high-impact philanthropy quite like the Laureus Hong Kong Golf Invitational. The return of the annual fixture to the stunning The Clearwater Bay Golf and Country Club recently confirmed its status as a fixture on the city’s social calendar, all in support of a cause that hits close to home: fostering mental health and resilience among the city's youth.
For a city that values global connections and impactful initiatives, the event provided a potent demonstration of how the world’s elite sporting platforms can be harnessed for profound social good. The Laureus Sport for Good Foundation Hong Kong is dedicated to ensuring that the power of sport is used to address social challenges, providing young people with essential opportunities for health, confidence, and resilience — qualities vital for Hong Kong’s future leaders.
Stars Align at Clearwater Bay


The guest list was as impressive as the cause. Global football legend Luis Figo, the former Real Madrid star and Ballon d’Or winner, joined the competition, drawing attention alongside a formidable line-up of sporting greats. Among the attendees were India’s Cricket World Cup champion Yuvraj Singh, cricket icon Andrew Strauss, and adventurer Annabelle Bond. Local ambassadors and former athletes, including Amy Chan, Dr Malina Ngai, and Vivian Lee, added their star power to the field.
The event, which returned to the iconic venue for the fourth time, showcased the commitment of its participants. The Clearwater Bay Golf and Country Club has been a dedicated partner, lending its spectacular course and services to the cause, reflecting its own community outreach commitment.
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