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Shuri Sakuma has ripped the Toto Japan Classic wide open with a stunning final-round 64, capturing her first LPGA Tour title by four shots at 20-under 268.
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Shuri Sakuma has blown the field apart at the Toto Japan Classic, claiming her maiden LPGA Tour title in devastating fashion. The Japanese star fired a blistering final-round 64 to finish at 20-under 268 - a full four strokes clear of the competition.
Aki Iwai held the overnight lead heading into the final day. It didn't last. A disappointing closing 71 saw her slip to second on 272, utterly outclassed by Sakuma's ruthless charge. Erika Hara rounded out the podium at 275.
Arpichaya Yubol and Yuna Araki shared fourth place, finishing six shots adrift. Defending champion Nasa Hataoka could manage nothing better than a share of sixth, seven strokes behind Sakuma after a lacklustre closing 71. A dire title defence, by any measure.
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