South Korea's Park prevails at season-ending JLPGA C'ship

South Korea's Park prevails at season-ending JLPGA C'ship

MIYAZAKI, Japan - South Korea's Park In Bee holds the winner's trophy after her victory at the season-ending Japan LPGA Championship at Miyazaki Country Club on Nov. 28, 2010.

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