Casio World Open

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The Casio World Open is an annual event on the Japan Golf Tour. It is played in November (and in recent years in Kochi) and attracts some of the leading international golfers. It was founded in 1981. In 2007 it was played from November 22 to November 25. The title sponsor is Casio.

[edit] Winners

• 2007 Taichi Teshima -  Japan
• 2006 Jeev Milkha Singh -  India
• 2005 Toru Taniguchi -  Japan
• 2004 David Smail -  New Zealand
• 2003 Katsumune Imai -  Japan
• 2002 David Smail -  New Zealand
• 2001 Kiyoshi Murota -  Japan
• 2000 Toru Suzuki -  Japan
• 1999 Tsuyoshi Yoneyama -  Japan
• 1998 Brian Watts -  United States
• 1997 Mitsutaka Kusakabe -  Japan
• 1996 Paul Stankowski -  United States
• 1995 Seiki Okuda -  Japan
• 1994 Robert Gamez -  United States
• 1993 Tom Lehman -  United States
• 1992 Isao Aoki -  Japan
• 1991 Naomichi Ozaki -  Japan
• 1990 Mike Reid -  United States
• 1989 Isao Aoki -  Japan
• 1988 Larry Mize -  United States
• 1987 David Ishii -  United States
• 1986 Scott Hoch -  United States
• 1985 Hubert Green -  United States
• 1984 Sandy Lyle -  Scotland
• 1983 Bernhard Langer -  West Germany
• 1982 Scott Hoch -  United States
• 1981 Lee Trevino -  United States

[edit] External links

• Coverage on the Japan Golf Tour's official site - in English
• Official site - in Japanese

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