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Adrian Larsson picked up another meaningful milestone last week, as the Dubai-based Swede made his first professional cut at the Asian Development Tour’s Nam A Bank Vietnam Masters.
Competing at Royal Long An Golf & Country Club, Larsson put together three rounds of 73, 68 and 68 to finish at seven-under-par, good for a tie for 28th in a strong field.
Final-day fireworks also came for Adrian with a rare albatross on the 15th hole, from 202 yards, with a 5-iron.
There was even a personal touch to the week as well, with his father on the bag throughout the event, adding an extra layer of significance to the achievement.
Larsson, a member at The Els Club Dubai and a product of the Claude Harmon III Elite Golf Program, has been building a reputation as one of the region’s most promising young players. His performance in Vietnam is another step forward as he prepares for the next chapter of his career.
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That next step comes in August 2026, when Larsson is set to join DePaul University in Chicago to compete in NCAA Division I golf, a pathway that has long been a proven launchpad for the professional game.
The tournament in Vietnam was won by Khavish Varadan, who finished at 15-under-par, but for Larsson, the week was about progress, composure, and showing he can compete at the professional level.
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