The World Golf Hall of Famer had a cult-like following in Japan and remains the winningest golfer on the Japan Golf Tour.
The golf world has "lost a truly great man", says Japan Golf Tour Organisation's chief following the death the country's most ...
The LPGA Tour makes its final stop in Asia for 2025 at Seta Golf Course, and the timing couldn't be more critical. With only three regular-season events left before the CME Group Tour Championship, ...
Masashi Ozaki, widely considered Japanese’s greatest golfer, has died from cancer. He was 78. Often referred to as "Jumbo" due to his length off the tee, Ozaki originally played professional baseball ...
Masashi “Jumbo” Ozaki, whose 113 worldwide victories were the most of any player from Japan, died Wednesday in his home country after a battle with colon cancer, the Japan Golf Tour said. He was 78.
He dominated Japanese golf like few athletes have dominated any sport, winning 94 times and spending nearly 200 weeks in the world’s top 10. But Jumbo Ozaki’s true legacy lies in showing the world ...
Three players finished above the league’s “drop zone” in 2025 yet were dropped by their teams, including one who found out less than a month before the season opener.
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Schauffele wins in Japan, the country where his mother grew up and where he has many connections
YOKOHAMA, Japan (AP) — Xander Schauffele picked up another meaningful win in Japan, this one a PGA Tour trophy instead of Olympic gold, capping a frustrated year marked by injury and some doubt.
Winningest Japanese golf professional in history, Masashi “Jumbo” Ozaki, has passed away at the age of 78. According to reports in his native Japan, Ozaki died on December 23, 2025, following a battle ...
SEOUL, Aug. 12 (Yonhap) -- Over eight decades after winning a Japanese tournament under his Japanese name during the country's colonial occupation of his native land, the late Korean-born golfer Yern ...
The LPGA of Taiwan (TLPGA) and the Japan Ladies Professional Golfers' Association are thrilled to announce the "2026 Taiwan ...
Masashi “Jumbo” Ozaki, whose 113 worldwide victories were the most of any player from Japan, died Wednesday in his home ...
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