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He boasts eight wins on the Japanese and US tours . He has won in Japan for six consecutive years since 2013 , and began competing full-time on the US tour in 2018. That same year , he won a playoff at the RBC Heritage , becoming the fifth Japanese player to win a US tour title and the fastest player to do so. In 2021 , he sadly lost his PGA Tour seed, but in 2022 , he will enter his fifth year on the US tour, focusing on the US, and aiming to regain his seed.

She distinguished herself on the women's tour from her amateur days, becoming the second amateur to win the Step Up Tour in 2014. She passed the pro test immediately after and won the LPGA Rookie of the Year award in 2015. In 2021 , she achieved her long-awaited first professional victory at the Nippon Ham Ladies Classic. In 2022 , she aims to win her second tournament at the T- Point x ENEOS Golf Tournament, and achieve multiple victories this season.

In 2016 , she became the first amateur to win a domestic major, the Japan Women's Open, and qualified for the 2017 tournament at the US Tour Qualifying School that same year. In 2018 , she won her first US Tour title at the Walmart Northwest Arkansas Championship, becoming the youngest Japanese player to do so at the age of 19 years and 162 days. In 2019 , she won one US tournament and two Japanese majors, and in 2021 , she won two US tournaments. In 2022 , she aims to win a major.

In November 2019 , she passed the professional test on the final day, finishing in second place with 6 birdies and no bogeys for a total of 8 under par . She is known for her explosive power and the distance she can achieve with her dynamic swing, boasting an average driving distance of 260 yards . In 2021 , she recorded two hole-in- ones in one round at the Resort Trust Ladies Tournament, earning a Guinness World Record and securing her first seed. She aims for her first victory in 2022 .