2022 Token Homemate Cup Golf Tour will be held from March 31st to April 3rd at “Token Tado CC Nagoya. The Japan Golf Tour Opening Round Token Homemate Cup 2022 is going to be held for the first time in two years. This tournament, which was a missing game to prevent the new coronavirus infection. Her first day was celebrated in a different environment than usual when the jubilation echoed.
2022 Token Homemate Cup
Token Tado Country Club Nagoya, the setting of this tournament is a strategic golf course that marks the beginning of the 7,000-yard era. It has cleared the strict standards set by the JGTO. For the first time in seven Chubu prefectures, it has been officially certified by both the “Tour Champions Club” and the JLPGA.
2022 Token Homemate Cup Competition Summary
Tournament name: 2022 Token Homemate Cup
Period: March 31, 2022 – April 03, 2022
Location: Token Tado CC Nagoya (Mie)
Official site: token-cup.com
Organizer: Token Corporation
Total prize money: 130,000,000 yen
Winning prize: 26,000,000 yen
Last winner:
Takumi Kanaya
Total prize money: ¥ 130,000,000
2022 Token Homemate Cup Competition outline
Qualifying cut round: Round 2
Upper cut line: Top 60 Thailand
Combination:
Day 1: March 31 (Thursday) Qualifying round
Day 2: April 1st (Friday) Qualifying round
Day 3: April 2nd (Saturday) Final round
Day 4: April 3 (Sunday) Final round
Participants: 132 people
You can watch 2022 Token Homemate Cup from the following broadcasting services
SKY PerfecTV!
J:COM on-demand
GOLF NETWORK PLUS
Hikari TV
2022 Token Homemate Cup
Period:March 31, 2022 – April 03, 2022
Location: Token Tado CC Nagoya
Organizer: Token Corporation
Total prize money: 130,000,000 yen
Winning prize: 26,000,000 yen pic.twitter.com/EJ1pFBcOQB— Mosi Sports (@mosisports) February 27, 2022
2022 Token Homemate Cup Recommended by the host
Wataru Ishikawa
Lieutenant Ueda
Tomofumi Ouchi
Kenichi Kuboya
Yuki Sato
Kosuke Sunagawa
Yuya Tokumitsu
Yukiaki Tomita
Masaya Tomida
Keita Nakajima
Musashi Mishima
Tomoki Mitsuda
Tomoichi Yoshinaga
Yudai Kawakami
Kosuke Sonoda
Konosuke Nakasato
Mori Yuki
Token Homemate Cup 2022 Live Broadcast?
This tournament will be broadcast LIVE on TV Tokyo series. Also, recorded broadcasting on NHK BS-1 is planned.
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2022 Token Homemate Cup Participants, Qualifiers, Cut Lines
List of players who participated last year
Shota Akiyoshi
Miraiya Akutsu
Yosuke Asaji
Yutaka Araki
Yuta Ikeda
Hiroyo Ikemura
Sushi Ishigaki
Tomohiro Ishizaka
Mao Ishizaki
Daijiro Izumida
Kodai Ichihara
Volunteer Ito
Daiki Konno
Imaira Shugo
Ryoma Iwai
Takashi Iwamoto
Yuta Uetake
Hellagen Wenbo
Naomi Ota
Wakesuke Ota
Tomoharu Otsuki
Junya Onoda
D. Oh
Naoyuki Kataoka
Takumi Kanaya
Kunihiro Uei
Kaede Junya
Yuki Kitagawa
Koichi Kitamura
Yuta Kinoshita
Kim Kyung-tae
Kim Sung Hyun
C. Kim
Jinichiro Kozuma
Yuki Kono
Obuhei Yukata
Takanori Konishi
Shintaro Kobayashi
Tomohiro Kondo
Akio Sadakata
Daihei Sato
Yoshiteru Shiomi
Shimizu Taisei
Zhang Donggui
R. John
Sugiyama Chiyasu
Keita Suzuki
B. Snyder
Hiroto Soeda
Song Yonghan
Takahashi Ken
Tadahiro Takayama
Yuuki Takeuchi
Yoshitaka Takeya
Toru Taniguchi
Gunn Charoenkul
Zhao Mingui
Yosuke Tsukada
Taichi Teshima
J. De Los Santos
Ryuko Tokimatsu
Kantaro Naito
Toru Nakajima
Nagasawa Shou
Ryutaro Nagano
Hiroyuki Nagamatsu
Tatsunori Nukaga
S. Norris
Bai Jiahe
Takahiro Hatachi
S. Han
Park Ginshin
Takuya Higa
Hirukawa Takashi
S. Vincent
Shinichi Fujii
Hiroyuki Fujita
Yoshinori Fujimoto
T. Baek
Rikuya Hoshino
Horikawa Mirai Yume
Toshinori Muto
Shun Murayama
Yu Morimoto
Azuma Yano
Narutoshi Yamaoka
Liang Wenchong
Shotaro Wada
Hiroki Abe
Suzu Chiyo Ishida
Yuki Inamori
Hiroshi Iwata
Ryuichi Oiwa
Oda Koaki
Rahil Gangjee
Ryosuke Kinoshita
Kyoya Kubota
Ippei Koike
Tatsuya Kodai
Yusuke Sakamoto
Prize ranking/ Ranking Player name
1. Cha. Kim – USA
Prize money: ¥127,599,803
2. Takumi Kanaya – JPN
Prize money: ¥119,803,605
3. Ryosuke Kinoshita – JPN
Prize money: ¥115,001,239
4. Hideto Tanihara – JPN
Prize money: ¥111,599,542
5. Rikuya Hoshino – JPN
Prize money: ¥107,341,089
6. Yuki Inamori – JPN
Prize money: ¥93,271,283
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