The ISPS HANDA Australian Open will be packed with stars and Australia's favourites returning home, see below confirmed players with more to come.

Current entry list:

• Men’s player list: Click here

• Women’s player list: Click here

CONFIRMED - MARQUEE MALE PLAYERS

Min Woo Lee (WA)

One of the rising superstars in world golf, Min Woo’s spectacular play has allowed him to successfully follow the pathway from the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia to the DP World Tour and now the US PGA Tour. Always entertaining and with a huge social media presence, Min Woo produces his best golf in the big events. He was spectacular in the Australian majors last year, winning the Australian PGA Championship and finishing third in the ISPS HANDA Australian Open. Since then, he has represented Australia at the Paris Olympics and was named in the Internationals Team for the Presidents Cup.

• Challenger PGA Tour Australasia wins: 2 (2019 Vic Open, 2023 Australian PGA Championship)

• DP World Tour wins: 3

• 2024 best finishes: T2 Rocket Mortgage Classic; T2 Cognizant Classic in the Palm Beaches

Joaquin Niemann (CHL)

Niemann is the ISPS HANDA Australian Open’s defending men’s champion after a memorable playoff win at The Australian last year. A member of the Internationals Team at the Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne in 2019, Niemann is a two-time winner on the PGA TOUR and rose to No.15 on the Official World Golf Ranking in 2022. He now predominantly plays in LIV Golf events and was victorious at both Jeddah and Mayakoba this year.

• Challenger PGA Tour Australasia wins: 1 (2023 Australian Open)

• Worldwide wins: 12

• 2024 best finishes: 1st LIV Golf Jeddah; 1st LIV Golf Mayakoba, 3rd International Series Oman; T9 Olympic Games

CONFIRMED - MARQUEE WOMEN PLAYERS

Ashleigh Buhai (RSA)

Some of the best golf of Ashleigh’s career has come in the past three years, including a debut major championship win at the AIG Women’s Open at Muirfield in Scotland and back-to-back victories at the ISPS HANDA Australian Open, both by one-stroke margins. She turned pro just after her 18th birthday and qualified for the LPGA Tour for the first time seven years later. Ashleigh has been a frequent visitor to Australia since her amateur days, including a win at the Jack Newton Junior International Classic in 2004. She has two wins on the LPGA Tour and has professional victories on four different continents.

• WPGA Tour Australasia wins: 2 (2022 & 2023 Australian Open)

• Worldwide wins: 22

• Major wins: 1

• 2024 best finishes: T10 Aramco Ladies Invitational; T12 Shoprite LPGA Classic; T13 Olympic Games