2026 International Team · Player Profile

Ryo Hisatsune Bio: Open de France Win and Presidents Cup

The Japanese shotmaker arrives at Medinah as a Presidents Cup rookie after the best PGA Tour season of his young career.

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Ryo Hisatsune Quick Facts

CountryJapan
Age24
Born09-09-2002
BirthplaceOkayama, Japan
Turned professional2020
Presidents Cup statusCaptain’s pick
Presidents Cup appearancesFirst appearance

T2

Best 2026 PGA Tour finish

6

Top-10 finishes in 2026

47th

2026 FedExCup finish

First

Presidents Cup appearance

Japanese PGA Tour Player

Who Is Ryo Hisatsune?

Ryo Hisatsune is a Japanese professional golfer whose rise from Japan’s developmental circuit to the PGA Tour took only a few seasons. Born on 09-09-2002 in Okayama, Japan, he turned professional in 2020 and built his reputation through accurate ball-striking, composed scoring and an ability to contend against stronger international fields.

Hisatsune broke through globally at the 2023 Open de France. At 21, he erased a six-stroke final-round deficit at Le Golf National to earn his first DP World Tour title. The victory made him the third Japanese winner in DP World Tour history, following Isao Aoki and Hideki Matsuyama.

Career Timeline

The Road to the PGA Tour

2020: Turns Professional
Hisatsune began his professional career in Japan.
2021: Three Developmental-Tour Victories
A breakout season featuring three victories earned him promotion to the Japan Golf Tour.
2022: Earns DP World Tour Status
Hisatsune advanced through qualifying school and earned access to a larger international schedule.
2023: Open de France Champion
Hisatsune entered the final round at Le Golf National six strokes behind before completing a memorable comeback for his first DP World Tour victory. He finished 17th in the 2023 Race to Dubai, was named the Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year and earned PGA Tour membership for the 2024 season.
2026: Presidents Cup Selection
Hisatsune produced six top-10 finishes during his strongest PGA Tour season to date. His best result was a runner-up finish behind Justin Rose at the Farmers Insurance Open. He completed the FedExCup season in 47th place and was selected by International Team captain Geoff Ogilvy for the 2026 Presidents Cup.
International Team

Why Hisatsune Made the International Team

Career-Best Consistency

His six top-10 finishes in 2026 represented his strongest PGA Tour season. That sustained form helped him finish comfortably inside the top 50 of the FedExCup standings.

Four-Ball Potential

Hisatsune’s scoring ability and composed playing style make him an intriguing four-ball option. His exact partner and session assignments should not be presented as confirmed until Geoff Ogilvy announces them.

Experience Under Pressure

His Open de France comeback demonstrated that he can close a high-level international event after beginning the final round well behind.

International-Team Debut

Medinah marks Hisatsune’s first Presidents Cup appearance. He joins Nick Taylor, Nico Echavarria and Ryan Fox among the International Team’s first-time participants.

Match-Play Outlook

What to Watch at Medinah

Watch how Ogilvy deploys Hisatsune during the four-ball sessions and whether he is paired with an experienced International teammate.

His 2026 form supports an aggressive scoring role, but no pairing or session assignment should be listed as confirmed until the official announcements are released.

Frequently Asked Questions

How old is Ryo Hisatsune?

He is 24 years old as of 09-23-2026.

Where is Ryo Hisatsune from?

He was born in Okayama, Japan.

What tournament did Ryo Hisatsune win?

He won the 2023 Open de France for his first DP World Tour title.

Has Ryo Hisatsune played in the Presidents Cup before?

No. The 2026 Presidents Cup at Medinah is his first appearance.

How did Ryo Hisatsune perform in 2026?

He recorded six PGA Tour top-10 finishes, placed second at the Farmers Insurance Open and finished 47th in the FedExCup standings.

Research and Accuracy Note

Evidence Review

This profile was reviewed on 09-21-2026 using PGA Tour records, the official Presidents Cup roster announcement, The Open player profile and DP World Tour career reporting.

A current world-ranking number is intentionally omitted because it can change before the Presidents Cup.

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