The event, recognized by the Indonesian Golf Association (PGI) and the Korean Ladies Professional Golf Association, will feature competition from female golfers who have competed in international professional golf competitions.
Several golfers highlighted at the Indonesia Women's Open presented by BTN include Yuna Araki of Japan, Jihyo Jung of Korea, Jaravee Boonchant of Thailand, Thaila Martin of England, and Natasha Oon of Malaysia. All five golfers have competed internationally, even reaching world-class rankings during their professional careers.
Meanwhile, Indonesia as the host will field 29 top golfers consisting of 13 professional golfers and 16 amateur golfers.
Yuna Araki, ranked 56th in the Rolex Women's World Rankings, expressed her delight at coming to Indonesia and competing in the event. "It's an honor for me to make my debut in Indonesia," she said at a press conference at the BSD Course in Tangerang.
The 2024 Toto Japan Classic world champion admitted he came with the determination to win, just like he has in other events. Araki wants to win his first international title in the event.
Meanwhile, Jihyo Jung, the world's 270th-ranked golfer, said that competing in the Indonesia Women's Open was not easy because many good golfers appeared at the BSD Course.
However, Jung admitted that he was optimistic that he could achieve good results in this event, like his performance last season.
The Indonesia Women's Open is the opening tournament of the 2026 Asia Pacific Circuit (APAC Circuit) series tour. This event is the second APAC Circuit tournament after the Taiwan Mobile Ladies Open in December 2025.
