S. Korea's Kim Kyung Tae wins Chunichi Crowns golf tournament

South Korea's Kim Kyung Tae poses with the winner's trophy after his victory in the Chunichi Crowns golf tournament at Nagoya Golf Club in the town of Togo, Aichi Prefecture, on May 1, 2016. Kim, who won the money title the previous year on the Japan tour, grabbed the title after a one-hole playoff with Daisuke Kataoka. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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