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Jakarta International Championship adds further excitement to climax of The International Series season

The Damai Indah Golf – PIK course which will be the venue for the inaugural Jakarta International Championship, the fifth tournament on The International Series schedule this season. The tournament takes place from 02 - 05 October 2025. Photo by Asian Tour.

The coveted International Series trophy. Photo by Asian Tour.

The inaugural Jakarta International Championship has been confirmed by the Asian Tour – adding an exciting new event to its schedule that will contribute further to a gripping end to the season.

The tournament will boast prize money of US$2million, making it Indonesia’s most lucrative golf tournament and enhancing the nation’s reputation for being a strong supporter of professional golf in the region.

Cho Minn Thant, Commissioner & CEO, Asian Tour, said: “Jakarta has been a popular and regular destination for the Asian Tour for decades, so staging the Jakarta International Championship has great meaning to us.

“It is going to be an incredible addition to our schedule, not only bringing something new to our line-up but also adding importance in terms of a lucrative purse, outstanding golf course and place on The International Series.”

Rahul Singh, Head of The International Series, said: “Jakarta is the perfect launch pad as we prepare for a thrilling conclusion to the season.

The clubhouse at Damai Indah Golf in Jakarta, Indonesia, which will host the inaugural Jakarta International Championship. Photo by Asian Tour.

“This tournament, which kickstarts the second half of the campaign, will go a long way to deciding who wins The International Series Rankings race and earns a spot on the LIV Golf League next season.

“The Jakarta International Championship is another milestone moment in a successful season which is taking us to new markets and established destinations, once more showcasing the strength of The International Series brand.”

The Asian Tour now has 13 events remaining this season – with over US$20million in prize money to play for. Action resumes next week at the Shinhan Donghae Open in Korea.

 


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