The World Players Super League (WPSL) Group today announces a landmark strategic alignment with the World Amateur Golfers Championship (WAGC), one of the world’s most established amateur golf championship formats, played across 40+ countries.

Under the agreement, WAGC will join the WPSL Group umbrella with a clear intent to progress toward integration, one operating platform, and cross-fertilisation across tournaments, alongside major cost efficiencies and group-wide marketing, financial, and operational synergies.

WAGC is widely recognised for its licensed, country-by-country structure and national qualifying pathways culminating in a flagship World Final. WAGC’s 2025 World Final was staged in Jeju Island, South Korea, and the 2026 World Final is scheduled for Desaru Coast, Johor Bahru, Malaysia.

Feisal Nahaboo, Founder & CEO, WPSL Group, said:

“WAGC joining WPSL is a signature, landmark move — and another defining step in our mission to unify amateur golf at scale. We are investing into 43 jurisdictions through the licensed partners and giving them stronger branding, marketing power, and communications capability to deliver better tournaments, better player relations, and better commercial outcomes locally. This is exactly what a billion pound blueprint looks like when applied to a fragmented global sport.

What we’ve built before with a billion pound blueprint in other sectors, we are now applying to golf: one platform, shared services, shared sponsorship power, and relentless operational improvement. The end result is simple — better competitions, better rewards, better service, and a more visible global player pathway. And we’re only getting started. A billion pound blueprint doesn’t slow down once momentum begins.”