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RABAT. —Defending champion Scott Vincent will return to Rabat, Morocco, this month alongside former winners Jazz Janewattananond and Ben Campbell.
They will headline a world-class field at International Series Morocco presented by Visit Morocco.
The Zimbabwean golfer will be looking to continue the momentum from one of the most successful periods of his career.
Set against the iconic backdrop of the Red Course at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam from June 11–14 , the US$2million tournament will once again welcome a strong mix of LIV Golf players, proven International Series champions and the Asian Tour’s leading contenders for another marquee week on the global golf calendar.
Vincent has established himself as one of the defining success stories of The International Series, becoming the first player to win The International Series Rankings twice following triumphs in 2022 and 2025.
His victory in Rabat last season, coupled with a runner-up finish at the Jakarta International Championship, propelled him to the top of the Rankings, a position he held through the remainder of the season to earn his return to the LIV Golf League.
The 33-year-old has carried that momentum into 2026 with a string of impressive performances on LIV Golf, including a fourth-place finish at LIV Golf Mexico City and a tied-eighth result at MAADEN LIV Golf Virginia, where he was called up by HyFlyers GC to replace six-time Major champion Phil Mickelson.
“I’m excited to be back in Morocco, and it’s an honour to defend my title,” said Vincent. “It’s always special returning to an event that played such a big role in my career. I’ve been working hard on my game and saw some really positive signs in Mexico, while continuing to learn and improve each week, so I’m looking forward to testing myself again in Rabat.”
Joining Vincent in the field is 2024 champion Campbell, who returns to the event that helped elevate him onto the LIV Golf stage after catching the attention of RangeGoats GC captain Bubba Watson.
The New Zealander enjoyed a standout 2024 season on The International Series before moving to the League, recording three additional top-five finishes including runner-up at the Link Hong Kong Open and fourth-place finishes at the Black Mountain Championship and PIF Saudi International powered by SoftBank Investment Advisers.
Thailand’s Jazz Janewattananond, the inaugural International Series Morocco champion in 2022, also returns to Rabat as one of the Asian Tour’s most accomplished players.
The seven-time Asian Tour winner and 2019 Order of Merit champion recently showed strong form with a tied-third finish at the Singapore Open presented by The Business Times.
The former champions will also be joined by a strong contingent of LIV Golf Wild Card players who have built impressive résumés through performances on The International Series and Asian Tour.
Among them is Korea’s Richard T. Lee, who made headlines earlier this year after taking Bryson DeChambeau to a dramatic playoff at Aramco LIV Golf Singapore, where his runner-up finish became the highest-ever result recorded by a LIV Golf Wild Card player. — golfdigestme.com
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