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On the 6th of the 2019 (The 52nd) Japan Women’s Open Golf Championship, the final round was held at COCOPA RESORT CLUB Hakusan Village Golf Course and QUEEN Course in Tsu City, Mie Prefecture.
This day's round was held in sweaty weather that couldn't be expected in early autumn.The battle for the best female golfer in Japan was as hot as the temperature.
Nasa Hataoka and Momoko Osato started in Thailand with 15 under pars.When Hataoka, who had an unstable shot, took a step back with a 3rd and 4th consecutive bogey, Eri Okayama and defending champion who were two strokes behind, fell into the lead, Osato.However, when Hataoka came back to life with the 4th birdie, the 7th consecutive birdie.Hataoka, who increased his score by 2 with 3 birdies and 1 bogey, holed out at 69.He was crowned for the first time in two years with a total of 18 under pars.Osato lost one score and finished in second place with Eri Okayama and Yusoyeon with a total of 14 under par.Hinako Shibuno did not improve the par play and score of 1 birdie and 1 bogey, and ended the war in 7th place with a total of 9 under pars.Tsubasa Kajitani entered the overall 9th place tie with a total of 6 under pars and won the first low amateur in the third appearance.

In the final round, a gallery of 16,091 people watched the game.The total of 47,436 galleries for the four seasons, which is the most in this season, cheered for the championship which decided the number one in Japan.

The 2015 (The 25th) Japan Senior Open Golf Championship held the final round on the 1st at COCOPA RESORT CLUB Hakusan Village Golf Course and QUEEN Course in Tsu City, Mie Prefecture.
Taking three shots of the lead Takenori Hiraishi who started the final round in second place, and have to not reach out in the first half 1 Birdie 1 bogey and score, Kiyoshi Murota that wore at the 5-position Thailand of 4 shots is a four-birdie Take away Hiraishi.Tsuyoshi Yoneyama is playing with Hiraishi final group, closes the gap with Hiraishi with 6th to 4th consecutive birdies after the 3rd bogey.Tsukasa Watanabe robbed the eagle at No. 9, and the battle for victory was extremely confusing.In the second half, Hiraishi scored a birdie at 11th and tried to push out the trailer, but Watanabe also had 2 birdies and Yoneyama dropped one score, but desperately fell to Hiraishi.It was thought that Hiraishi would take the chip-in birdie in the 15th position and catch the flow of the game at once, but in the 16th and 17th position, he suffered a continuous bogey and the game got into the final hole.Watanabe, who was chasing Hiraishi with two strokes, ended up with a par and a hole-out with 7 under par.The battle for the title was to the final group, Hiraishi and Yoneyama.The final hole.Hiraishi laid up his second shot, Yoneyama daringly aimed at 2 on and hit the pin 3.5 meters to reach the eagle chance.However, Hiraishi was a good short iron here, and he left the 114 yards with a pitching wedge and shot a super shot called a chip-in.Hiraishi, who saw Yoneyama remove the eagle pad and finished with a total of 8 under par, the moment when tapped in the birdie pat, the winning putt, the 12th champion of the tournament was born.

Hiraishi won the championship for the first time, scored 71 with 4 birdies and 3 bogies on this day, despite suffering, and a total of 9 under pars.Yoneyama was in second place with one stroke, Watanabe was third with one stroke, and Kiyoshi Murota was fourth with 6 under par.

In the final round, a gallery of 5,182 people watched the game.A total of four days set Abiko Golf Club a record number of 13,849 galleries cheered for the championship, which will determine the number one senior in Japan.

On the final day of the "elite grips challenge", Yuichiro Nishi, who started 4th under and 3rd behind by 2 strokes from the top, scored 66 with 1 birdie golf with 6 birdies and finished with 9 under total, Katsunori Kuwabara, Ryuji Masaoka, Nobuhito Sato the four-player playoff.

Playoff 1st hole.Although each of the four players made their third shot a birdie chance, Kuwabara, Masaoka, and Sato didn't enter the birdie putt.The west birdie pat greeted me, and the address changed as a result of extreme tension, but with a bitter smile, I sank the birdie pat and seized the first victory of the challenge tournament.

Hirotaro Naito, who started 5th ahead of the leader with 4 strokes from the top on the last day of the "elite grips / JGTO Challenge III", marked 66 with a nobogie golf game the day before and finished 11 under.
He won the challenge tournament for the second time.

On the final day of "elite grips / JGTO Challenge IV", Toru Morita, who started from 4th place Thailand, marked 69 strokes and finished with a total of 9 under.
In the same 9-under, Takashi Kamiyama, Yosuke Tsukada, Kazuhiro Kida Ryoken Kawagishi won the playoffs over three holes and won the second challenge tournament since the 2009 SRIXON Challenge.

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