The International Series continues its globe-trotting 2025 schedule with the announcement of International Series Japan, adding another exciting destination to its dynamic lineup of new territories and established golf markets.

インターナショナルシリーズはインターナショナルシリーズジャパンの発表により2025年も世界を巡るスケジュールを継続します。

The US$2million tournament marks LIV Golf’s debut in Japan via The International Series and is scheduled to take place from 8-11 May at the Caledonian Golf Club in Chiba, the week after LIV Golf Korea in Incheon.

Sergio Garcia delivered a masterclass at LIV Golf Hong Kong, firing a 7-under 63 to claim his second individual title by three strokes over Dean Burmester. The victory, his first since 2023’s LIV Golf Andalucia, propelled the Fireballs GC to their second consecutive team title, cementing their dominance in the league.

Garcia’s round was ignited by a jaw-dropping 40-foot eagle putt on the par-5 third hole, a moment he called “the spark that ignited the round.” Despite early bogeys, he rallied with five birdies, closing flawlessly on the back nine. “I stayed patient and trusted my game,” Garcia said. “My goal was 5-under, but when I reached that, I pushed for more. The team kept us in it, and pulling off the double [individual and team wins] is sweeter.”

For Andreas Ma, a 14-year-old Hong Kong junior golfer born without a left hand, a lifelong dream unfolded at the LIV Golf Hong Kong event. Amidst top global golfers competing at the Hong Kong Golf Club in Fanling, Andreas met his idol, Bryson DeChambeau, received coaching from LIV Golf’s Chieh-Po Lee, and showcased his unwavering determination, inspiring fans and pros alike.

Andreas, who adapts his swing by using his left arm to stabilize his club, shared how golf has shaped his outlook: “It taught me to persevere, focus on the present, and not overcomplicate things.” His creativity and grit have earned admiration in the golf community, proving that limitations can fuel innovation.