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Ai Suzuki wins Fujitsu Ladies for her 23rd tour title
Ai Suzuki won the Fujitsu Ladies on Sunday at Tokyu Seven Hundred Club in Chiba, Japan.
She finished at 15 under par after a final-round 69, two strokes ahead of Nana Suganuma.
The victory was Suzuki’s first win of the season and her 23rd on the Japan LPGA Tour, following her win at last season’s final event.
The tournament was tightly contested, with nine players within one stroke of the lead at the halfway point before Suzuki pulled clear on the back nine.
At the awards ceremony, she thanked people involved in the event and expressed support for those affected by heavy rain in Chiba in August.
She also used her speech to promote her own golf-wear brand, which she started this year and says she hopes more people will discover.
Suzuki is seven wins short of 30 career titles, the number needed for permanent tour status, and said she aims to keep winning.
Ai Suzuki won the Fujitsu Ladies with a total score of 15 under par.
She shot a 69 in the final round for her first victory of the season and her 23rd career tour title.
Nana Suganuma finished second, two strokes behind Suzuki.
The tournament was held at Tokyu Seven Hundred Club in Chiba, Japan.
Suzuki said she hopes more people will become aware of her own apparel brand.
- Who
- Ai Suzuki won the tournament. Nana Suganuma finished second.
- What
- Suzuki claimed her first win of the season and her 23rd career tour title.
- When
- The final round was played on October 18, 2026.
- Where
- Tokyu Seven Hundred Club in Chiba, Japan.
- Why
- Not stated
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The Fujitsu Ladies tournament was held at Tokyu Seven Hundred Club in Chiba.
Suzuki shot a 69 in the final round to win at 15 under par.
Suzuki spoke at the awards ceremony, thanking supporters and discussing her apparel brand.
- Winner
- Ai Suzuki
- Winning score
- 15 under par
- Final-round score
- 69
- Career tour titles
- 23
- Runner-up
- Nana Suganuma, two strokes behind
- Venue
- Tokyu Seven Hundred Club, Chiba, Japan
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