Ai Miyazato

Professional Golfer with LPGA Tour Wins

Ai Miyazato - Athletes & Sports Figures born June 19th, 1985
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A professional golfer from Japan, played on the LPGA Tour and won multiple tournaments during her career. Achieved significant success in women's golf with a consistent presence in top-tier events. Secured her first LPGA Tour victory in 2009 at the Safeway Classic and ranked as one of the top players in the world. Competed in the 2016 Summer Olympics representing Japan and contributed to the growth of women's golf in the region.

Won 5 LPGA Tour events

Competed in the Rio 2016 Olympics

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