Oba rallies to win Nasu Ogawa Ladies golf tourney

Oba rallies to win Nasu Ogawa Ladies golf tourney

OGAWA, Japan - Michie Oba smiles as she holds up her trophy after winning the Nasu Ogawa Ladies golf tournament at the Nasu Ogawa Golf Club in Tochigi Prefecture on April 22. Oba, last year's Fujitsu Ladies titlist, pocketed the winner's check of 9 million yen from the 50 million yen purse for her first win of the season and the third victory of her career.

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