Japan's 16-year-old Ishikawa places 10th at Pearl Open

PEARL CITY, Hawaii - Japan's Ryo Ishikawa signs autographs at Pearl Country Club in Hawaii on Feb. 10 after finishing the Pearl Open in 10th place in only his second tournament since becoming the youngest professional in Japanese golfing history. Ishikawa, who turned pro exactly a month ago at the age of 16 years and three months, said he was happy with his placing in the 54-hole event.

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