Jeon wins Philanthropy C'ship for 2nd career title

Jeon wins Philanthropy C'ship for 2nd career title

ITAKO, Japan - South Korea's Jeon Mi Jung holds up the trophy she captured for her second career title in Japan at the Philanthropy LPGA Players Championship at Itako Country Club in Ibaraki Prefecture on July 23.

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