Miyamoto wins Nippon Series JT Cup

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese golfer Katsumasa Miyamoto is all smiles after winning the Nippon Series JT Cup tournament at Tokyo Yomiuri Country Club in Japan on Dec. 7, 2014, at 9-under-par 271. The victory is his second of the year.

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