Fujitsu Ladies Sunday: Na-Ri Lee Declared Winner When Rain Washes Out Final Round

A win is a win is a win,  With rain washing out the final round of the Fujitsu Ladies, Na-Ri Lee's 5-birdies-in-6-holes run on moving day turned out to be what gave her just that by 1 shot over Ayaka Watanabe.  It's Lee's 2nd victory in the last several weeks and brings her JLPGA victory total to a 2, as well.

Here's how the money list now looks:

1. Rikako Morita ￥103.67M
2. Sakura Yokomine ￥81.97M
3. Miki Saiki ￥79.74M
4. Yumiko Yoshida ￥70.97M
5. Natsuka Hori ￥64.27M

6. Mamiko Higa ￥64.06M
7. Sun-Ju Ahn ￥62.59M

8. Teresa Lu ￥60.20M
9. Mi-Jeong Jeon ￥59.90M
10. Na-Ri Lee ￥57.11M
11. Bo-Mee Lee ￥54.32M

12. Ritsuko Ryu ￥50.90M

13. Yuki Ichinose ￥44.87M

14. Erika Kikuchi ￥44.22M
15. Onnarin Sattayabanphot ￥43.22M
16. Da-Ye Na ￥40.80M

17. Soo-Yun Kang ￥40.25M

18. Yukari Baba ￥40.02M

19. Misuzu Narita ￥39.72M

20. Junko Omote ￥39.45M

21. Kumiko Kaneda ￥37.55M

22. Esther Lee ￥37.46M

23. Hiromi Mogi ￥36.88M

24. Asako Fujimoto ￥36.62M

25. Mayu Hattori ￥32.85M

26. Miki Sakai ￥32.46M

27. Harukyo Nomura ￥31.68M

28. Shiho Oyama ￥30.98M

29. Ji-Hee Lee ￥30.97M

30. Yuri Fudoh ￥30.76M

31. Na-Ri Kim ￥30.58M

32. Rui Kitada ￥29.29M

33. Erina Hara ￥27.82M

34. Maiko Wakabayashi ￥27.49M

35. Kaori Ohe ￥26.29M

36. Megumi Kido ￥24.35M

37. Lala Anai ￥23.01M

38. Young Kim ￥22.59M

39. Kaori Nakamura ￥22.36M

40. Akane Iijima ￥21.60M

41. Eun-Bi Jang ￥19.86M

42. Ah-Reum Hwang ￥18.86M

43. Yuko Fukuda ￥18.03M

44. Kaori Aoyama ￥18.01M

45. Yuki Sakurai ￥17.68M

46. Yun-Jye Wei ￥17.11M

47. Phoebe Yao ￥16.91M

48. Saiki Fujita ￥16.47M

49. Ayako Uehara ￥14.96M

50. Ji-Woo Lee ￥14.89M

The top 50 keep their cards for 2014, so it's worth noting that Shanshan Feng is at #56, Ji-Yai Shin at #58, Bo-Bae Song at #61, Yuko Mitsuka at #63, Li-Ying Ye at #65, Shinobu Moromizato at #67, Hyun-Ju Shin at #69, Momoko Ueda at #76, Ai Miyazato at #77, and Chie Arimura at #120.  

Next up for the JLPGA is the Nobuta Group Masters GC Ladies, which So-Hee Kim won last year.  The tournament has a new sponsor but no field list, from what I can find online.  It's funny, because past champions include Ai Miyazato, Paula Creamer, Ji-Yai Shin, Sakura Yokomine (twice), and Miho Koga (twice), so it attracts great fields and offers the maximum allowed prize money on tour (14 million yen).  You'd think that big a tournament would have everything lined up already....