Mazda announces three-year partnership with golfer Miyu Yamashita

Mazda has entered into a three-year partnership with rising Japanese golf star Miyu Yamashita, effective January 1, 2026. The agreement aims to support her growth on the global stage, particularly on the LPGA Tour. Announced from Irvine, California, the deal aligns with Mazda's focus on precision and enriching experiences in motion.

On January 22, 2026, Mazda North American Operations announced a three-year sponsorship with professional golfer Miyu Yamashita, one of women's golf's fastest-rising talents. The partnership, effective from January 1, 2026, reflects Mazda's purpose to "enrich life in motion for those we serve" by backing athletes who embody focus and innovation.

Yamashita, born on August 2, 2001, in Osaka, Japan, started playing golf at age five. She turned professional in 2020 and has since secured 15 victories, including 13 on the LPGA of Japan (JLPGA) Tour and two LPGA Tour titles. Renowned for her consistency, precise ball striking, and composure under pressure, she is a fan favorite in Japan and is transitioning to full-time LPGA competition in the U.S.

"Miyu Yamashita exemplifies the focus, precision and consistency that define Mazda," said Brad Audet, chief marketing officer of Mazda North American Operations. "Her disciplined approach and competitive calm have made her a standout in the sport, and we are proud to support her as she continues to compete at the highest levels of the game."

Under the deal, Mazda will provide local transportation support for Yamashita's worldwide tournaments to optimize her performance conditions. The company's logo will appear on the left sleeve of her tournament jersey, and Mazda vehicles will be available at events in North America and Asia.

Mazda, founded in Hiroshima, Japan, and headquartered in Irvine, California, oversees vehicle sales and marketing across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Colombia through about 795 dealers. This partnership underscores Mazda's commitment to global markets and human-centered experiences.

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