Miyazato sees recent strong run as turning point in her career

Miyazato sees recent strong run as turning point in her career

NARITA, Japan - Golfer Ai Miyazato, who won the Evian Masters on July 26 and came third in the Women's British Open on Aug. 2, smiles during a press conference at Narita International Airport, east of Tokyo, on Aug. 7 after returning to Japan due to a two-week break on the U.S. LPGA Tour.

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