Casio World Open

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The Casio World Open is a professional men's golf tournament held in Japan and recognized as one of the prominent events on the Japan Golf Tour.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf golf tournament
professional sports event
associatedBrand Casio G-Shock NERFINISHED
broadcastInCountry Japan NERFINISHED
category Golf tournaments in Japan
Japan Golf Tour events
Recurring sporting events established in 1981
continent Asia
country Japan
establishedIn 1981
format stroke play
frequency annual
genderCategory men's tournament
governingBody Japan Golf Tour Organization NERFINISHED
hasCut yes
hasNotableWinner Hideto Tanihara NERFINISHED
Isao Aoki NERFINISHED
Ryo Ishikawa NERFINISHED
Shigeki Maruyama NERFINISHED
Shingo Katayama NERFINISHED
Yuta Ikeda NERFINISHED
hasPlayedAtCourse Ibusuki Golf Club NERFINISHED
Ibusuki Golf Club Kaijo NERFINISHED
Kochi Kuroshio Country Club NERFINISHED
Kumamoto Kuko Country Club NERFINISHED
languageOfOfficialInformation Japanese
locationCountry Japan NERFINISHED
mainSponsorIndustry consumer electronics
numberOfRounds 4
participantType professional golfers
partOf Japan Golf Tour schedule
prizeFundCurrency Japanese yen NERFINISHED
professionalOrAmateur professional
recognizedAs prominent event on the Japan Golf Tour
region Kochi Prefecture NERFINISHED
roundsPerDay 1
sponsor Casio Computer Co., Ltd. NERFINISHED
sport golf
surface grass
teamOrIndividual individual competition
titleSponsor Casio NERFINISHED
tour Japan Golf Tour NERFINISHED
tourOrganizer Japan Golf Tour Organization NERFINISHED
tourStatus official money event on the Japan Golf Tour
typicalFormat 72-hole stroke play
typicalPar 72
usualMonthPlayed December
November

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Japan Golf Tour (co-sanctioned historically for some exemptions) hasNotableEvent Casio World Open
subject surface form: Japan Golf Tour