More than thrilling on‑course competition, the LINK Hong Kong Open 2026, one of the year’s major sporting highlights, also delivers a dazzling array of off‑course entertainment. From 22 ‑ 25 October, the Jockey Club Fan Village at the Hong Kong Golf Club in Fanling will once again emerge as an unmissable gathering hub.
An essential component of the LINK Hong Kong Open, the Jockey Club Fan Village offers interactive activities and memorable golf experiences for visitors of all ages, making it a perfect day‑out destination for Hong Kong families.
Across the four‑day tournament, the Jockey Club Fan Village opens daily from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., serving as a lively recreational retreat away from the fairways. Alongside gripping tournament action, guests can enjoy non‑stop sports‑themed games, live music and vibrant roving performances throughout the day.
Situated just one shot away from the Hong Kong Golf Club’s iconic 1st tee, the Fan Village features three zones: Sports Zone, Game Zone and Creativity Zone. Visitors can relax over food and beverages while following live tournament coverage on large‑screen displays.
Promoting an active, healthy lifestyle, the Sports Zone features fast‑paced table football and mini‑bowling. Both seasoned golfers and beginners can test their putting skills with mini‑putt and sticky‑target golf challenges.
The Game Zone hosts oversized classic games including giant tic‑tac‑toe, connect‑four and Jenga, promising hours of fun for children and creating precious shared moments for families and friends.
Young golf fans should not miss the Creativity Zone. Guests can express themselves with face‑painting, or join the golf‑inspired Colour My World workshop that blends sporting energy with creative artistic expression. Children can also design and make their own custom phone charms — unique souvenirs to mark their visit to the LINK Hong Kong Open.
Other family‑friendly attractions include a bouncy castle, specially‑themed golf photo spots, and on‑site caricature artists drawing bespoke, humorous portraits. After hours of play, visitors can unwind with soothing massages.
For those preferring seated entertainment, roving performers including balloon modellers, jugglers and stilt walkers will roam the venue to delight audiences. Resident DJs from Lan Kwai Fong will spin upbeat, feel‑good music all day long, sustaining a joyful carnival atmosphere throughout the event.
Plenty of comfortable seating is provided for watching the live match broadcast on big screens. To satisfy every appetite, multiple well‑known food vendors will serve a rich variety of cuisines all day.
Embracing the tournament’s “Open For All” ethos, public admission is free for the first two competition days, Thursday 22 October and Friday 23 October. Single‑day tickets cost HK$200 for Saturday 24 October and Sunday 25 October. A four‑day pass (covering Saturday and Sunday) is available for HK$300. Visitors aged 18 and under enjoy free entry for the full tournament week (accompanied by a ticket‑holding adult or upon presentation of identity documentation showing date of birth).
Complimentary parking is available. Free shuttle buses will run during the event between MTR Sheung Shui Station, IFC Mall Central, Shanghai Street Mong Kok and the Hong Kong Golf Club. Full details are available at: https://thehongkongopen.com/zh/fan‑village.
For further information, please visit the official tournament website: https://thehongkongopen.com/zh/.
