Japan's Yokomine to take on men in Hawaii

Japan's Yokomine to take on men in Hawaii

TOKYO, Japan - Up-and-coming Japanese women's pro golfer Sakura Yokomine (file photo) is set to try her luck in a men's event, the Hawaii Pearl Open, in February, golf sources said Nov. 24.

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