Golf: Nichirei Ladies

Golf: Nichirei Ladies

Miyuu Yamashita holds the trophy after winning the Nichirei Ladies golf tournament at Sodegaura Country Club, Shinsode Course, in the eastern Japan city of Chiba near Tokyo on June 18, 2023.

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