Higuchi, Aoki inducted into Japan Pro Golf Hall of Fame

Higuchi, Aoki inducted into Japan Pro Golf Hall of Fame

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese golfers Hisako Higuchi (L) and Isao Aoki are honored at a ceremony in Tokyo on Feb. 17, 2014, marking their induction into the Japan Professional Golf Hall of Fame.

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