Conran claims 1st tour win at Hisamitsu-KBC Augusta

Conran claims 1st tour win at Hisamitsu-KBC Augusta

FUKUOKA, Japan - Australia's Steven Conran holds up his trophy at the Keya Golf Club in Fukuoka Prefecture on Aug. 29 after winning the Hisamitsu-KBC Augusta Golf Tournament for his first title on the Japanese tour.

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