JCB Classic

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The JCB Classic is an annual Japan Golf Tour event. In recent years the tournament has been held in the end of May. It was first played in 1972. The event has been hosted on various courses in Miyagi Prefecture. The 2007 course was the Hananomori Golf Club and the prize fund was ¥100,000,000 with ¥20,000,000 going to the winner.

[edit] Winners

JCB Classic

• 2007 Tomohiro Kondo

JCB Classic Sendai

• 2006 Hideto Tanihara
• 2005 SK Ho
• 2004 Takashi Kamiyama
• 2003 Katsuyoshi Tomori
• 2002 Toru Suzuki
• 2001 Toshiaki Odate
• 2000 Nabuhito Sato
• 1999 Shingo Katayama
• 1998 Yoshinori Mizumaki
• 1997 Nabuhito Sato
• 1996 Masashi Ozaki
• 1995 Ryoken Kawagishi
• 1994 Masahiro Kuramoto
• 1993 Yoshinori Mizumaki
• 1992 Roger Mackay
• 1991 Tadami Ueno
• 1990 Roger Mackay

Sendai Classic

• 1989 Masashi Ozaki
• 1988 Masahiro Kuramoto

Tohoku Classic

• 1987 Seiichi Kanai
• 1986 Teruo Sugihara
• 1985 David Ishii
• 1984 Kouichi Inoue
• 1983 Yukata Hagawa
• 1982 Shinsaku Maeda
• 1981 Teruo Sugihara
• 1980 Haruo Yasuda
• 1979 Toru Nakamura
• 1978 Haruo Yasuda
• 1977 Isao Aoki
• 1976 Haruo Yasuda
• 1975 Masashi Ozaki
• 1974 Masashi Ozaki
• 1973 Masashi Ozaki
• 1972 Takashi Murakami

[edit] External links

• JCB Classic official site
• Coverage on the Japan Golf Tour's official site - in English

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