Host sponsor of the "Panasonic Open", the Panasonic, has been supporting many tournaments all over Asia, such as in Thailand, India, Indonesia and Malaysia. They have started a circuit program since 2017 by linking all of their supported tournaments and events. The point system is set for 5 tournaments titled as "Panasonic Swing" and the player who earns the most points will be honored with a prestigious prize.

Last of the 5 tournament was the "Panasonic Open". Before the tournament, Thailand's Poom Saksansin was at the top for Panasonic Swing Point Rankings. Jazz needed to finish within top 4 at this week's tournament to replace Poom and he did with finishing solo 4th.

Now Jazz is No.1 in Asian Tour Money Rankings and 3 rd in Japan Tours Money Ranking. He has showed his potentials by finishing great at the Japan Asian Tour co-sanctioned event and also winning the Panasonic Swing title.

"Panasonic Swing has very big impact upon Asian golf. I would like to make the best out of this chance that I have received and brush up on my golf more."
Jazz has earned $ 70,000 and an invitation to 1 tournament in EPGA Tour's 19-20 season as a prize for Panasonic Swing winner.