Miyu Yamashita Sponsorship, Gear, Apparel, and Net Worth Revealed

Miyu Yamashita is one of Japan’s biggest golf stars, with a growing list of sponsorships thanks to her appearances on the LPGA of Japan Tour and the LPGA Tour. Guide to her sponsorship and net worth.

Yamashita turned professional in 2020 and quickly established himself as a force on the LPGA of Japan Tour, with an impressive 13 victories.

Her second-place finish at the 2024 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship highlighted Yamashita’s talent and she secured her 2025 LPGA Tour card.

The 2025 campaign was a breakthrough with Yamashita claiming a major title with a win the 2025 AIG Women’s Open by two shots from Charley Hull and Minami Katsu at Royal Porthcawl.

Miyu Yamashita golf clubs and equipment

Yamashita is a golf brand ambassador for Srixon and Cleveland and uses their equipment everywhere her golf bag with the exception of a putter.

Her setup features the Srixon ZXi driverSrixon ZX Mk II bunch And hybrids, Srixon ZXi5 and ZXi7 irons and Srixon Z Star XV. She has that too Cleveland RTZ wedges in the bag and uses the TaylorMade SpiderTour.

Yamashita is decked out from head to toe in New Balance golf clothes and shoes when she’s on the LPGA course, as part of a deal with the brand.

She wears New Balance Fresh Foam Contend V2 shoes, as well as golf tops, skirts, shoes and pants from the brand.

In addition to her relationships with Srixon, Cleveland and New Balance, Yamashita has a number of other sponsorships and partnerships.

She has a partnership with Kao Corporation, a Japanese consumer products company. The Kao logo is visible on her bag and she has worn the company’s Biore UV brand on her cap or visor during tournaments.

Yamashita also wears the YKK AP Inc logo on her golf bag thanks to a partnership with the Japanese company that specializes in architectural products for construction.

Tokyu Hotels & Resorts also sponsors Yamashita, providing accommodation and support during the season.

Miyu Yamashita net worth

Yamashita’s net worth is estimated between $4 million and $5 million following her breakout success on both the LPGA and Japan Tours LPGA.

During the 2025 LPGA Tour season alone, she has officially earned approximately $2.8 million, including $1,462,500 for her AIG Women’s Open.

Combined with previous JLPGA earnings, where she topped the money list for multiple seasons, her total professional prize money exceeds $5 million across all tours.

Her endorsement portfolio includes New Balance Japan (golf shoes), Kao Corporation, Biore UV suncare line and Tokyu Hotels & Resorts and significantly increases her annual income from the course.