The Panasonic OPEN INDIA, the second game in the third season, moved to a new location in Haryana, a state in the north of India.
Due to poor weather, the first round was held over two days and reduced to a 54-hole event.

On the final day, Joohyung Kim (South Korea) scored 65 and won his first victory in the Asian Tour at 13 under par. At 17 years old, Kim is the second youngest winner of an Asian Tour tournament.
Second place was won by two Indian locals, Shiv Kapur and Chikkarangappa S, both 12 under par.

Kim shot to the top of the Panasonic SWING rankings with 2069 points after being awarded 269 points in the Thailand OPEN one week prior. John Catlin (USA) is in second place with 1800 points, while Kapur is third with 1730 points.

The third season of Panasonic SWING continued onto its third event with the BNI Indonesian Masters at the par-72 Royale Jakarta Golf Club. Despite finishing day two in 14th place and seven shots off the lead, Jazz Janewattananond of Thailand hit two eagles and seven birdies against one bogey for a round of 62 on day three to head into the overall lead on 16-under-par. On the final day, Janewattananond managed to pull away from his compatriot Gunn Charoenkul, who started the day just one shot behind, to earn an emphatic victory and finish five shots ahead on 23-under-par.

Danny Masrin finished as the highest-placed Indonesian player in fifth position and qualified for the 2020 Panasonic OPEN tournament in Japan.

Joohyung Kim of South Korea finished tied for 21st place, gaining 103.60 points. Combined with his points from the two previous events, his total of 2172.60 points was enough to remain at the top of the overall Panasonic SWING rankings for this season. Reigning champion Janewattananond was competing in the series for the first time this season and moves into fourth place with 1800 points.