Indonesia's Fadhlan Azzam Atmajah won the 2026 Jasa Keuangan Cup, posting 205 strokes (11 under par) over three rounds at Royale Jakarta Golf Club in East Jakarta. The fourth edition of the junior competition took place on 29–30 October 2026 and attracted 136 entrants, including visitors from South Korea, Australia, Malaysia and the Philippines.
A 66 to finish a three-round win
Fadhlan opened with 70, improved to 69 and closed with an impressive 66, six under par for his final round. The arithmetic is straightforward: 70 + 69 + 66 = 205 strokes, 11 below the aggregate par of 216 for three rounds. That does not establish how many birdies he made; the final score is the net difference between strokes played and par.
He finished four shots ahead of South Korea's Lee Seungyu. In comments reported after the event, Fadhlan credited his fitness, discipline and focus on his own game plan instead of being distracted by other players' scores. He described 205 as his best three-round total to that point. Although the competition ran over two calendar days, media reports specify three rounds, a useful distinction when reading the results.
Park Suyol also takes a title
South Korean junior Park Suyol won a separate division with 218 strokes (+2), finishing ahead of Australia's Halia Edwards. Indonesia's best-placed player in the corresponding girls' competition was Amira Ajda Khairunnisa Permadi, who finished fourth after a closing-round 75. Australia's Saehi Suh was third at 226.
The organizer, Indonesian Junior Golf (IJG), lists the event as 2026 JKC Turnamen Golf Junior, played over Royale Jakarta's West–North combination. Its official calendar labels the competition a WAGR Counting Event and a Junior Golf Scoreboard Event Ranked. Those designations describe the tournament's status, not a guarantee that every competitor will receive ranking points.
Beyond the leaderboard: ten years of IJG
This edition coincided with IJG's tenth anniversary. Organizers reported new cooperation agreements involving junior-golf representatives from Australia, the Philippines and South Korea, and announced the Beasiswa Belajar Golf 2027 initiative intended to support 36 beginner golfers. These are organizational announcements rather than prizes or results already awarded to individual golfers.
The main sporting outcome is clear: a home junior won against an international field, while overseas players also took leading places. The result adds a concrete performance benchmark to Indonesia's developing regional junior-golf calendar. This is a report of final results, distinct from earlier pre-event coverage that had no confirmed winners.
Sources: ANTARA, 1 November 2026; Media Indonesia, 31 October 2026; Indonesian Junior Golf official calendar.
