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Post by philknj on Aug 29, 2016 15:11:28 GMT
Golf5 is like the Golfsmith of Japan (but with a much brighter future, I assume). It's a small money event starting Friday, but Bo Mee Lee will be there as defending champ.
Translated Japan broadcasts:
♦ BS Japan
9/3 (Saturday) 16:00-17:30 (planned)
9/4 (Sunday) 15:30-17:30 (planned)
♦ CS golf network "through one hole.
"LIVE."
9/3 (Saturday) 7:00-10:15
9/4 (Sunday) 7:30-10:00
"Playback."
9/3 (Saturday) 13:30-16:00
9/4 (Sunday) 12:30-15:00
SBS Golf will have Rounds 2 & 3 at 5 PM (Korea time) on Sat. & Sun.
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Post by philknj on Sept 1, 2016 13:11:59 GMT
Thursday prep...not the best field, since there's a major next week, so Bo Mee Lee has a great chance to win.   |
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Post by philknj on Sept 2, 2016 12:16:12 GMT
RANK PLAYER SCORE HOLE TODAY 1R 2R 3R TOTAL 1 Jiyai Shin -7 F -7 65 65 2 Lala Anai -6 F -6 66 66 3 Ai Suzuki -5 F -5 67 67 4T Saki Takeo -4 F -4 68 68 4T Bo-Mee Lee -4 F -4 68 68 6T Narumi Yamada -3 F -3 69 69 6T Eri Okayama -3 F -3 69 69 6T Akane Yoshino -3 *F -3 69 69 6T Pei-Ying Tsai -3 F -3 69 69 6T Misuzu Narita -3 F -3 69 69 6T Kotono Kozuma -3 F -3 69 69 JY Shin and Ai Suzuki   Bo Mee Lee, Jennifer Hirano(-2), and Rumi Yoshiba(+2)    Kotono Kozuma and Hikari Fujita(+1)   |
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Post by philknj on Sept 3, 2016 11:26:45 GMT
After Round One, Junko Omote and her caddy/husband celebrated playing in 200 consecutive JLPGA tournaments.  ******* The last three holes of this course looked like a veiled rip-off of TPC Sawgrass...island green at #17 (playing 157 yards in Round Two!), #16 par-4 is right-to-left with water down the left side (like Sawgrass #18), and the par-4 18th has water down the right side (Sawgrass must have a hole like that).   RANK PLAYER SCORE TODAY 1R 2R 3R TOTAL 1T Ai Suzuki -9 -4 67 68 135 1T Lala Anai -9 -3 66 69 135 1T Jiyai Shin -9 -2 65 70 135 4 Bo-Mee Lee -8 -4 68 68 136 5 Erina Hara -6 -7 73 65 138 6 Na-Ri Lee -5 -4 71 68 139 7 Junko Omote -4 -3 71 69 140 8T Yukari Nishiyama -3 -1 70 71 141 8T Mayu Hattori -3 -1 70 71 141 8T Pei-Ying Tsai -3 0 69 72 141 11T Yoko Maeda -2 -4 74 68 142 11T Kotono Kozuma -2 +1 69 73 142 11T Misuzu Narita -2 +1 69 73 142 11T Akane Yoshino -2 +1 69 73 142 Bo Mee Lee missed a lot of fairways and greens on the last six holes and still parred all of them...including #17.   Erina Hara and Na Ri Lee   Serena Aoki(MC), Misuzu Narita, and Shiho Oyama(E)    |
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Post by philknj on Sept 4, 2016 10:37:35 GMT
RANK PLAYER SCORE 1R 2R 3R TOTAL PRIZE 優勝 Lala Anai -14 66 69 67 202 ¥10,800,000 2 Jiyai Shin -12 65 70 69 204 ¥5,280,000 3 Bo-Mee Lee -11 68 68 69 205 ¥4,200,000 4T Mayu Hattori -7 70 71 68 209 ¥3,300,000 4T Erina Hara -7 73 65 71 209 ¥3,300,000 6T Na-Ri Lee -6 71 68 71 210 ¥2,250,000 6T Ai Suzuki -6 67 68 75 210 ¥2,250,000 8T Yukari Baba -5 70 73 68 211 ¥1,398,000 8T Saki Nagamine -5 74 69 68 211 ¥1,398,000 8T Satsuki Oshiro -5 72 71 68 211 ¥1,398,000 8T Pei-Ying Tsai -5 69 72 70 211 ¥1,398,000 12 Shiho Oyama -4 73 71 68 212 ¥1,032,000 A perfect ending for Golf5 as one of their staffers (w/ Tobunda driver and kissmark attire) picked up her first career win...BML and JY Shin came up short.   The Golf5 Team...Kolwin is another house brand...the kissmark logo is too cheesy.  The all-Japanese group above snubbed another Golf5 staffer, Na Ri Lee...Korean Lives Matter!  Mayu Hattori and Kotono Kozuma(-2)   Saki Nagamine...the F2 on her cap represents the 2nd generation of TMAG's Gloire F product line, which will be available next month.  |
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Post by johnboy on Sept 5, 2016 3:34:18 GMT
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