Born: 10/09/1995
Height: 171 cm
Nationality: Korean ![]()
Style: Right-handed, Shakehand
Best WR: 9 (May 2019)
Jang Woo-jin (Korean: 장우진) was born 10 September, 1995 in Incheon, South Korea.
Woo-jin is a 7-time Korean champion – 4 times in doubles event, twice in singles, and once, in mixed doubles event. In 2018, he won the doubles event in the World Tour Finals. On professional circuit, Woo-jin has won 4 titles in singles and 10 titles in doubles events. On club level, Woo-jin has won one German Bundesliga title.
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
2016
Kuala Lumpur
(Team)
2018
Halmstad
(Team)
2021
Houston
(Doubles)
2022
Chengdu
(Team)
2023
Durban
(Doubles)
2024
Busan
(Team)
WORLD CUP
2019
Tokio
(Team)
2023
Chengdu
(Team)
2024
Chengdu
(Mixed Team)
WORLD TOUR FINALS
2018
Incheon
(Doubles)
ASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
2015
Pattaya
(Team)
2017
Wuxi
(Team)
2019
Yogyakarta
(Team)
2021
Doha
(Team) 
(Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
(Singles)
2023
Pyeongchang 
(Doubles & Team)
2024
Astana
(Team)
PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES
2015
Korea Open
Austrian Open 
2016
Belarus Open
2018
Korea Open
Polish Open (Challenger) 
2022
WTT Feeder Otočec
WTT Contender Tunis
WTT Contender Muscat 
2023
WTT Contender Doha
WTT Star Contender Bangkok
WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro 
2024
WTT Contender Doha
WTT Saudi Smash 
2025
WTT Champions Macao
WTT Champions Montpellier 
PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES
2015
Australian Open
Austrian Open 
2016
Croatia Open
Korea Open
Czech Open
Belarus Open 
2017
Korea Open
Australian Open
Swedish Open 
2018
China Open
Korea Open
Australian Open 
2019
China Open
Hong Kong Open
Korea Open 
2020
German Open 
2022
WTT Contender Zagreb
WTT Feeder Otočec 
2023
WTT Contender Doha
WTT Star Contender Goa
WTT Singapore Smash
WTT Star Contender Bangkok
WTT Contender Lagos
WTT Contender Tunis 
2024
WTT Singapore Smash
WTT Star Contender Bangkok 
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
2015
Dangyang
(Doubles)
2017
Daegu
(Mixed Doubles)
(Singles)
2018
Jeju 
(Singles & Doubles)
2019
Chuncheon-si 
(Singles & Doubles)
2021
Jecheon
(Doubles)
(Singles)
2022
Jecheon
(Singles)
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
2019
Germany 1st
(TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen)
2022
Korea 1st
(Korea Armed Forces Athletic Corps)
2023
Korea 1st
(Korea Armed Forces Athletic Corps)
2024
Poland 1st
(Gwiazda Bydgoszcz)
