The International Series has revealed the first nine tournaments on its 2026 calendar confirming a return to India as part of a growing global schedule tied closely to LIV Golf’s pathway system.

The season will begin in Japan from April 2 to 5 at Caledonian Golf Club, before moving to Singapore later in April at Sentosa Golf Club. Vietnam will host the series again in May followed by Morocco in June at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam.

After a summer break the series will once again stop in Bengaluru where the tournament will be played at Prestige Golfshire Club from October 8 to 11.

The schedule will then continue with the first-ever event in China in early November before wrapping up in Saudi Arabia with the PIF Saudi International at Riyadh Golf Club from November 18 to 21.

 LIV Golf’s EVP and Head of Events Ross Hallett said the Series plays a key role in building opportunities for players worldwide.

“The International Series is part of LIV Golf’s broader ecosystem providing a global and inclusive pathway to the LIV Golf League and a powerful driver of the game’s continued global growth. We will continue to invest into these events working with national federation partners to create a viable and sustainable event calendar that supports the next generation of global players,” Hallett said.

Organisers also confirmed that the Philippine Open and the Hong Kong Open will be added to the 2026 lineup with dates to be announced.

Rahul Singh, Head of The International Series said the expanded calendar reflects how the series continues to grow across different regions.

“The International Series has become one of the most scalable and genuinely global pathways in men’s golf and the 2026 schedule reflects just how far the Series has evolved,” Singh said.

With stops across Asia, Africa, the Middle East and India the 2026 season is shaping up as one of the most wide-reaching campaigns in the series’ history.