Takayama wins Casio World Open in Japan by two shots
Japan's Tadahiro Takayama won the CASIO World Open at Kochi Kuroshio Country Club, Japan on Sunday.
Takayama posted a four-under 68 in his final round for a 15-under-par total of 273 to win the title by two shots. His ea;oier rpimds were 67, 68 and 70.
It was Takayama's fifth on the Japanese Tour and his second of the year after winning the Token Homemate Cup in April.
He is now second on the Japanese tour money list.
Yusaku Miyazato (69) was second at 13-under with Yui Ueda third three strokes further back following a final round 67.
Shunsuke Sonoda (69), Satoshi Tomiyama (68) and Kunihiro Kamii (70) shared fourth at eight-under 280.
Takayama posted a four-under 68 in his final round for a 15-under-par total of 273 to win the title by two shots. His ea;oier rpimds were 67, 68 and 70.
It was Takayama's fifth on the Japanese Tour and his second of the year after winning the Token Homemate Cup in April.
He is now second on the Japanese tour money list.
Yusaku Miyazato (69) was second at 13-under with Yui Ueda third three strokes further back following a final round 67.
Shunsuke Sonoda (69), Satoshi Tomiyama (68) and Kunihiro Kamii (70) shared fourth at eight-under 280.
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