Fujii clinches first title at Beruna Ladies golf

Fujii clinches first title at Beruna Ladies golf

MISATO, Japan - Kasumi Fujii holds up her fist in triumph after snaring the first victory of her career at the Beruna Ladies Cup golf tournament at Misato Royal Golf Club in Saitama Prefecture on April 8. She finished with a 7-under-par 209 -- six strokes clear of overnight co-leader Miyuki Shimabukuro and Orie Fujino.

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