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”I didn't get any good results so far this year, so I'm glad to be able to win early here.” ―Imahira, on winning the...
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Hataoka, who finished at 15-under 269, was the only golfer to score in the 60s in all four rounds at Wilshire Country Club.
Golf
The 2021 Japanese champion had his second even-par round of the tournament, improving on a 5-over 77 in the third round.
Golf
Matsuyama needs a record-breaking performance over the final 18 holes to retain the green jacket.
Golf
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler leads the field with an 8-under 136 at the midway point.
Golf
The five-time Masters champion plays his first round of competitive golf in more than 500 days, while Matsuyama shoots an even-par 72.
Golf
The reigning Masters champion rallied from five strokes behind on the back nine to win his first title of the year.
Golf
The local favorite made up for missing out at the inaugural tournament and the Olympics with a clutch performance on home soil.
Golf
The Japanese fan favorite held a one-shot advantage over American Cameron Tringale following the second straight round of play.
Golf
The Masters champion shot a 2-under 68 in the second round to take a one-stroke advantage into the weekend.
Golf
The Sendai native finished with six birdies and capped the round with an eagle on the par-5 18th hole in Inzai, Chiba Prefecture.
Golf
"I hope to become the first Japanese golfer to win this event and I will give everything that I’ve got to challenge for a...
Sumo
The lone grand champion shrugged off injury concerns and was unbeatable in the second half of the 15-day meet.
Sumo
The lone yokozuna is even with rank-and-filer Takanosho heading into the final day.
Sumo
The Mongolian grand champion is tied with Takanosho and Sadanoumi with two days left.
Sumo
The lone yokozuna is one win off the pace with three days left.
Sumo
The former sekiwake scored a clutch win over Hoshoryu to lead five others, including grand champion Terunofuji.
Sumo
The lone yokozuna is one victory behind surprise leaders Takanosho and Ichiyamamoto.
