(3)Fudo wins 3-way playoff at Saishunkan Ladies

KIKUYO, Japan - Amateur golfer Sakura Yokomine misses a birdie at the second hole in a three-way playoff against winner Yuri Fudo and South Korean veteran Ko Woo Soon at Kumamoto Kuko Country Club in Kumamoto Prefecture April 18. Yokomine was awarded the best amateur prize.

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