HONG KONG, China: The Asian Junior Elite Series (AJES), founded by Miles Group, officially announced a partnership with Sportsbox AI, the world's leading golf AI motion analysis platform.
All participating players during the golf series will receive a complete set of swing analysis reports free of charge. Their swings during the AJES tournaments will be transformed into quantifiable, 3D biomechanics data reports that can be shared with college coaches.
Opening this pathway is of extraordinary significance for junior players who aspire to enter university teams through golf. The partnership fits with AJES’ mission of breaking down barriers for junior players to higher-level competition to prove themselves and gain notice of coaches at the next level.
The partnership with Sportsbox AI flattens the playing field for aspiring juniors in the Asia-Pacific region relative to the rest of the world by giving them detailed analytical data about their strengths, weaknesses, and improvement over time.
"We are incredibly thrilled to welcome Sportsbox AI as an official partner for the inaugural Asian Junior Elite Series season,” said Smile Xu, the founder of AJES and Miles Group. “Our mission at AJES has always been to provide rising junior golfers across Asia with a truly professional-level tournament experience and a direct pathway to the global stage.
By collaborating with Sportsbox AI's revolutionary 3D motion capture and kinematic AI technology into our series, we are giving our athletes unprecedented access to elite, data-driven swing analysis, which is crucial to coaches regarding recruitment. This partnership bridges the gap between raw talent and world-class training, ensuring our players have the ultimate technical tools to elevate their games and compete at the highest level internationally."
Founded in 2020, Sportsbox AI was co-founded by former LPGA Tour player Jeehae Lee and AI expert Samuel Menaker. Its patented 3D motion capture technology can transform swing videos captured by smartphones into precise 3D biomechanics data, previously only available to the elite professionals in biomechanics labs.
In April 2026, an investment group led by American professional golfer and Major Champion Bryson DeChambeau acquired Sportsbox AI. As a loyal user of Sportsbox AI, DeChambeau previously stated that his ability to win the US Open in 2024 was due to Sportsbox AI's precise analysis of his swing.
"We are thrilled to partner with the Asian Junior Elite Series to bring the exact 3D motion technology and data used by the best coaches and players in the world directly to these elite junior golfers,” said Jeehae Lee, co-founder of Sportsbox AI.
“Our goal is to empower the next generation of talent with tour-level insights so they can better understand, develop, and manage their games as they compete at the highest level and democratize access to college recruitment process with objective data on players’ skills and movement quality"
According to the partnership details, all players participating in the Asian Junior Elite Series will have their swing videos recorded during the tournaments throughout the season. This will generate a 3D analysis report encompassing body movement indicators to build a player's technical portfolio. This portfolio, combined with the online Junior Golfer Swing Score Database” portal to be made available to college coaches, holds vital instructional value for junior players' college admissions and helps them get noticed by college team coaches.
In addition, Sportsbox AI will provide each AJES junior golfer member with a 3-month free trial of the 3D player level subscription, as well as partner pricing on annual subscriptions of its award-winning mobile application for AJES’ junior golfer members and their coaches.
"Sportsbox AI stands apart from other golf improvement apps by providing tour-level, accurate data with deep insights for both golfers and coaches,” said Cheng Jin, AJES tournament director and professional player.
“Hundreds of professional players and their coaches globally have been using it for years now. For junior players, using Sportsbox AI to obtain their relevant data allows for direct comparison with professional player data, thereby clarifying their own deficiencies and gaps. This is one of the advantages of Sportsbox AI.”
Jin first came into contact with this system three years ago, through DeChambeau's coaching team. He believes that this data-driven training model will bring practical improvements to players' swing techniques.
The Asian Junior Elite Series is a tournament platform designed for elite junior golfers in the Asia-Pacific region. It is dedicated to providing players with a professional tournament experience and a pathway to college golf.
Registration is still open for the AJES Beijing Classic. International players can contact the tournament email directly to register.
For more details, please follow the official tournament information. Official tournament website: www.ajesgolf.com.
