Totoumi Hamamatsu Open: Maiden Win For Charging Choi
Shizuoka, Japan (May 20): A stunning final-round surge propelled Jay Choi to his maiden Japan Golf Tour Organisation (JGTO) triumph in the 100 million yen
Shizuoka, Japan (May 20): A stunning final-round surge propelled Jay Choi to his maiden Japan Golf Tour Organisation (JGTO) triumph in the 100 million yen
28 year old American golfer Jay Choi has today won his first Japan Golf Tour title with a final round of 65 to defeat long
Jay Choi, Wildomar, CA, and a third year tour player on the Japan Golf Tour, won his first event in dramatic fashion in the 4th
Jay Choi, called upon his short game to keep him in contention at the Totoumi Hamamatsu Open on the Japan Golf Tour. A -1 (71)
Jay Choi, appears to have righted the ship after missing the cut in his last two Japan Golf Tour event’s. Jay had 6 birdies and
A triple bogey helped derail Joy Trotter’s bid to win the CN Canadian Women’s Tour – BC at Richmond Country Club this week. Joy was
Richmond, B.C. (Golf Canada) – Joy Trotter of Chino Hills, Calif., Tara Goedeken of Dodge City, Kansas and Allison Hanna of Clackamas, Ore. carded opening
Bradley Fox, (Ontario Christian High School), Brian Fong (Diamond Bar High School), Michael Alvarez (Diamond Ranch High School) qualified for the California Southern Section CIF
Katherine (Kat) Muzi, Walnut, CA, shot a +7 (42) to finish in a tie for 3rd place as Trussy Li shot a +8 (43) to
Ricky Cen, Monterey Park, CA. shot a one over par 28 to win the Heartwell Spring Classic at the Heartwell Golf Course in Long Beach,
