The final day saw constant movement at the top of the leaderboard, with Thailand’s Rattanon Wannasrichan and Korea’s Soomin Lee finishing just one shot outside the playoff. A crucial par save on the 15th kept Asaji in contention, capping a performance that builds on his strong season, which already includes a win at The Crowns in Japan and a runner-up finish in the International Series Philippines. His Singapore triumph propels him to fifth on the Asian Tour Order of Merit and second on The International Series Rankings as players chase entry into the 2026 LIV Golf roster.
The tournament also showcased emerging talent, with all three amateurs in the regional exemption category making the cut. Singapore’s Brayden Lee and Troy Storm, along with Australia’s Harry Takis, gained valuable experience playing alongside seasoned professionals — a testament to the depth and opportunity within The International Series.