Yosuke Asaji LIV Golf 2026
Discover how Japanese golfer Yosuke Asaji secured his spot in LIV Golf for the 2026 season after a thrilling journey on the International Series. From his victory at the Moutai Singapore Open to earning his LIV card at the PIF Saudi International, Asaji shares the surreal feeling of this achievement.
In this video, we dive into Asaji’s remarkable story, his excitement to compete against the world’s top players, and his plans to improve his putting and English skills. Hear from his best friend Jinichiro Kozuma on Iron Heads GC about the inspiration behind Asaji’s late-season surge.
Asaji reflects on his proud season, his determination to maintain focus, and upcoming events like the LIV Promotions at Black Diamond Ranch. Don’t miss this inspiring look at one of golf’s rising stars!
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Imagine landing a spot in one of the most exclusive golf leagues in the world. A dream come true that still feels like it might be a mirage. That’s exactly how Japanese golf sensation Yoske Asagi describes his recent achievement of becoming a LIIV golf player for the 2026 season. But here’s where it gets controversial. Despite securing his place, Asagi says the reality hasn’t quite settled in yet and expects the real feeling to hit only when he tees off in his first LIIV event. Securing a LIIV golf league card ranks is a pinnacle goal for athletes competing in the International Series this year. However, only two players have cracked that code so far. Asi and Scott Vincent, the 2025 international series rankings champion hailing from Zimbabwe. Asi’s path to this elite status is noteworthy. After his breakthrough victory at the Mutai Singapore Open, he quickly followed up by earning his LIIV card just two weeks later. Even though he missed the cut at the PIF Saudi International Powered by Soft Bank Investment Advisers, this rapid rise underlines the unpredictable and thrilling nature of professional golf careers. Reflecting on this milestone, Asagi shares that despite the flood of congratulations, the event still feels surreal. He admits the full impact might only dawn on him with experience. Looking forward, he plans to sharpen his putting, specifically practicing shots within 7 ft to boost his short game precision. Additionally, he is working on improving his English to better communicate and integrate on the international stage. This commitment to self-improvement highlights the professional dedication required to compete among the world’s best. What excites Assajji the most is the chance to regularly test himself against major champions and top tier players worldwide. “It’s an incredible opportunity and a challenge I’m ready to embrace,” he says with palpable enthusiasm. “His journey has inspired close friends like Jeannie Chiro Kazuma, a fellow LIV golf player who saw Asagi overcome a tough period on the Japan tour to surge spectacularly in late season events. Kazuma views Asagi’s rise as a powerful motivator for himself and others in their circle. Asi reflects proudly on his international series and Asian tour performances this season, admitting he never expected to earn a LIIV spot. He regards it as a reward for consistently giving his best at tournaments and plans to continue competing on these tours alongside his LIIV commitments. With two Japan Tour tournaments left before the LIIV season opener in Riyad, he remains steadfast in his approach, maintaining the same mindset and dedication that fueled his success. Meanwhile, the spotlight shifts to the LIV promotions event scheduled for January 8th to 11th, 2026 at Black Diamond Ranch GC in Florida. This event promises to be a highstakes opportunity for more players to secure coveted LIIV golf spots, especially with advantages provided to topranked players from the International Series Rankings. The unfolding season is set to ignite fierce competition and thrilling storylines that golf fans won’t want to miss. What do you think? Does Asagi’s rapid ascent signal a new era for Japanese golf? Or is it just the lucky break every athlete hopes for? Share your thoughts below.
