Miyazato wins Japan LPGA C'ship in stellar homecoming week

Miyazato wins Japan LPGA C'ship in stellar homecoming week

TOMAKOMAI, Japan - Ai Miyazato celebrates winning the Japan LPGA Championship Konica Minolta Cup at the Nidom Classic Course in Hokkaido on Sept. 10. Miyazato became the youngest winner in Japan LPGA Championship history at 21 years and two months. (Kyodo)

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