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TOTO Japan Classic

November 5 – November 8, 2026

Taiheiyo Club — Minori Course
Omitama, Ibaraki, Japan

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Taiheiyo Club · Minori woodland course setting

THE CHAMPIONSHIP

The tournament at a glance

72holes · stroke play
72par · course reference · tournament tees may vary
OmitamaOmitama, Ibaraki, Japan

The LPGA’s Japan stop moves to Taiheiyo Club’s Minori Course for 2026. Nasa Hataoka won the rain-shortened 2025 edition at Seta in a playoff.

Official event information

FOLLOW THE ROUND

Scores & tee times

Official tournament scoringNovember 5 – November 8, 2026

Follow the official source for published standings, groupings and starting times.

Starting times appear when announced by the organizer.

Minori woodland course setting

THE COURSE COLLECTION

Discover Taiheiyo Club — Minori Course

Minori pairs Japanese woodland scenery with strategically placed ponds, bunkers and undulating bentgrass greens. The official course guide highlights the third and eighteenth holes.

ON THE FIRST TEE

The 2026 field

Entriesofficial field updates
TOTO Japan Classic logo

The official entry list contains published player information and groupings.

THE CHAMPION’S STORY

Last tournament winner

Nasa Hataoka · 2025 champion
LPGA

Nasa Hataoka

2025 Champion

−15 · 201 strokes

Rounds
65 · 68 · 68
Country
Japan
TOTO Japan Classic logoWINNING EDITION2025Official champion record

Won a playoff over Yuna Araki after the fourth round was cancelled. The 2025 winning total covers 54 holes at Seta.

FROM THE SOURCE

Official News and Social

A PLACE IN THE RECORD BOOK

Tournament history

Official international event archive, 1973–2025. The Japan-only 2020 and 2021 editions are outside this archive.

51 recorded editions
TOTO Japan Classic · published winners archive
YearChampionTo parTotal
2025Nasa Hataoka−15201
2024Rio Takeda−15201
2023Mone Inami−22266
2022Gemma Dryburgh−20268
2019Ai Suzuki−17199
2018Nasa Hataoka−14202
2017Shanshan Feng−19197
2016Shanshan Feng−13203
2015Sun-Ju Ahn−16200
2014Mi Hyang Lee−11205
2013Teresa Lu−14202
2012Stacy Lewis−11205
2011Momoko Ueda−16200
2010Jiyai Shin−18198
2009Bo-Bae Song−15201
2008Jiyai Shin−15201
2007Momoko Ueda−13203
2006Karrie Webb−14202
2005Annika Sorenstam−21195
2004Annika Sorenstam−22194
2003Annika Sorenstam−24192
2002Annika Sorenstam−15201
2001Annika Sorenstam−13203
2000Lorie Kane−12204
1999Maria Hjorth−15201
1998Hiromi Kobayashi−11205
1997Liselotte Neumann−11205
1996Mayumi Hirase−4212
1995Woo-Soon Koo−9207
1994Woo-Soon Koo−7206
1993Betsy King−11205
1992Betsy King−11205
1991Liselotte Neumann−5211
1990Debbie Massey−11133
1989Elaine Crosby−11205
1988Patty Sheehan−10206
1987Yuko Moriguchi−10206
1986Ai-Yu Tu−3213
1985Jane Blalock−10206
1984Nayoko Yoshikawa−6210
1983Pat Bradley−10206
1982Nancy Lopez−9207
1981Patty Sheehan−9213
1980Tatsuko Osako−9213
1979Amy Alcott−11211
1978Michiko Okada−6216
1977Debbie Massey−2220
1976Donna Caponi Young−5217
1975Shelly Hamlin−1218
1974Hisako Higuchi−4218
1973Jan FerrarisE216
Official tournament history & records
Sources & updates

Reviewed October 20, 2026. The previous winner remains until verified completion and a final result for this edition are published. Course-reference par and setup may differ from daily tournament tees. Unavailable statistics are left blank.