TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese teen-ager Ryo Ishikawa's 13-year-old sister Yoko will make her Japan LPGA Tour debut at this week's T-Point Ladies golf tournament. Just a year out of elementary school, Ishikawa had accepted an invitation to play at the 70 million yen ($775,600) event in Kagoshima, southern Japan, organizers said Wednesday. Ishikawa quickly declared she wanted to ...

Japan's teenage golf star Ryo Ishikawa said Thursday he had done his homework ahead of a second Masters bid before departing for a clutch of tournaments in the United States. During a miserable 2009 season in the Majors, Ishikawa missed the cut at Augusta National by five strokes, failed to reach the weekend at the British Open and ended ...

Japan's number-one golfer, teenager Ryo Ishikawa, will miss playing in a US PGA competition next week to attend his high school graduation, his agent has said. The 18-year-old, who became the youngest money leader on any of the world's six major tours last year, is due to attend his graduation ceremony at his Tokyo high school on Monday ...

Japan's number-one golfer, teenager Ryo Ishikawa, will miss playing in a US PGA competition next week to attend his high school graduation, according to his agent Friday. The 18-year-old, who became the youngest money leader on any of the world's six major tours last year, is due to attend his graduation ceremony at his Tokyo high school on ...