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Masashi Ozaki, Japan's Dominant Golfer Known as 'Jumbo,' Dies at 78
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On the 31st, Sakuma Akari, who was crowned the annual champion of the Japan Women's Golf Tour, posted a comment on Instagram following the death of her coach, Masashi Ozaki, on the 23rd. "I can't begin to describe how much he has taught me. He has given me so much.
Masashi Ozaki, Japan's Dominant Golfer Known as 'Jumbo,' Dies at 78
Masashi Ozaki, who had a brief professional baseball career in Japan before converting his powerful, free-swinging approach to golf and becoming the country's most successful champion and a Hall of Famer with 113 victories, died on Dec. 23. He was…
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