Hong Kong — Former British Open champion Henrik Stenson says he has no concerns about security ahead of November’s Hong Kong Open as the tournament looks set to go ahead despite ongoing civil unrest in the Chinese-ruled city.

Numerous sporting events have been cancelled in the territory due to antigovernment demonstrations over the past several months but the Swede says the European Tour event at Fanling should be safe for players and spectators...

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