LPGA Blue Bay Masters has come to an end. How can cross-border exchanges be deepened?

Recently, the 2025 LPGA Blue Bay Masters was successfully concluded at the Jianhu Blue Bay Golf Club in Hainan Province. During the competition, players from various countries showed their superb skills and actively communicated and interacted. For example, China’s “No. 1” Yin Ruoning and Thai player Gino Titikul competed in the same group. The two became friends off the court and their exchanges were mostly related to food. Australian player Casey Porter said that she learned playing skills from Yin Ruoning. LPGA Player Executive Committee Chairman Vicky Goetz Aikman said that LPGA players come from more than 60 countries and regions around the world, and this season’s competition covers 12 countries and regions. Golf goes beyond competition, allowing players to enhance their understanding of different cultures and deepen cross-border exchanges and cooperation while learning from each other’s skills.