Venue:
Taiheiyo Club - Gotemba West, Shizuoka Prefecture
Team Result:
FCCJ 79.83 - SCCJ 80.33
The competition was played for the second time at Taiheiyo Club - Gotemba West in Shizuoka Prefecture. The course was used previously in 2003.
The individual winner (best net) was Eiji Takagi (SCCJ) with a net 69 (gross 78), who also got the SCCJ Spring Golf Cup. Second, and best FCCJ player was Hisako Noto, who took the FCCJ Golf Cup for 2009.
Third was Sachiyo Maejima of SCCJ with sane score and handicap as Noto-san, but age decided the order between these two.
Eiji Takagi had also the best gross score in the competition, 78, followed by Michael Gabrielsson, SCCJ (84) and Kimio Hashida, FCCJ (91).
For full results, see below.
The winners of the longest drive were Fredrik Alatalo (SCCJ) and Takeshi Yokoyama (FCCJ).
The near pin winners were all from SCCJ; Mats Persson (no. 4), Gösta Tyrefors (no. 7), Sachiyo Maejima (no. 12) and George Fujii (no 17).
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We would like to thank the title sponsor Stora Enso Japan as well as all the players (and their companies) who brought nice prizes to the competition. Our thanks go also to the Taiheiyo Club - Gotemba Course and all the other staff for again helping us making this a great event at reasonable costs.
| INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
| | Pos. | Player | Company | Team | HCP | Gross | Net
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| 1. | Eiji Takagi | Individual member | SCCJ | 9 | 78 | 69
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| 2. | Hisako Noto
| Advertise Inc. | FCCJ | 25 | 97 | 72
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| 3. | Sachiyo Maejima | Inter Associates Japan
| SCCJ | 25 | 97 | 72
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| 4. | Takeshi Yokoyama | Finnair | FCCJ | 22 | 96 | 74
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| 5. | Kimio Hashida | Nokia Japan | FCCJ | 16 | 91 | 75
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| 6. | Gösta Tyrefors | Gadelius K.K. | SCCJ | 18 | 93 | 75
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| 7. | Showa Okamura | Advertise Inc. | FCCJ | 20 | 95 | 75
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| 8. | Takashi Iwaki | Stora Enso Japan K.K.
| FCCJ | 30 | 105 | 75
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| 9. | Michael Gabrielsson | Mercuri International K.K.
| SCCJ | 8 | 84 | 76
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| 10. | Hisato Saito | Individual Member | SCCJ | 18 | 94 | 76
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| 11. | Masaoki Fujita | Coil Center Fujita Co., Ltd.
| FCCJ | 20 | 97 | 77
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| 12. | Miki Nakano
| Silver Stone Co., Ltd.
| SCCJ | 25 | 103 | 78
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| 13. | Carl-Gustav Eklund | Höganäs Japan K.K. | SCCJ | 14 | 93 | 79
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| 14. | Masahiro Kuroda | Individual member | FCCJ | 23 | 102 | 79
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| 15. | Jukka Viitanen
| Tekes
| FCCJ | 24 | 103 | 79
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| 16. | Katsuo Sato | Kikukawa Kogyo K.K.
| FCCJ | 13 | 93 | 80
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| 17. | Toyoaki Uchida
| UPM-Kymmene Japan KK | FCCJ | 12 | 93 | 81
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| 18. | George Fujii | Inter Associates Japan
| SCCJ | 20 | 101 | 81
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| 19. | Hiroaki Sugawara
| Finn Corporation | FCCJ | 25 | 106 | 81
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| 20. | Mats Person | Höganäs Japan K.K.
| SCCJ | 10 | 92 | 82
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| 21. | Kaj Forsell | Finpro
| FCCJ | 16 | 98 | 82
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| 22. | Eero Tammila | Finnair | FCCJ | 20 | 102 | 82
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| 23. | Stefan Gustafsson.
| IFS Japan Ltd
| SCCJ | 28 | 110 | 82
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| 24. | Clas G. Bystedt | FCCJ | FCCJ | 22 | 105 | 83
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| 25. | Fredrik Alatalo | Nippon Eriksson K.K
| SCCJ | 18 | 102 | 84
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| 26. | Timo Varhama
| UPM-Kymmene Japan KK | FCCJ | 22 | 106 | 84
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| 27. | Hirokuni Yoshida | Outokumpu K.K. | FCCJ | 26 | 110 | 84
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| 28. | Jacob Laurin
| Smoke Free Systems K.K.
| SCCJ | 22 | 108 | 86
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| 29. | Yoshiki Asano
| MHS Konecranes
| FCCJ | 30 | 116 | 86
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| 30. | Seppo Rantanen | Koitto K.K. | FCCJ | 18 | 106 | 88
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| 31. | Iwao Takagi
| Silver Stone Co., Ltd. | SCCJ | 23 | 111 | 88
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| 31. | Tommy Kullberg
| Kullberg & Associates | SCCJ | 28 | 116 | 88
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| 32. | Tuomo Kuuppo
| Stora Enso Japan | FCCJ | 20 | 109 | 89
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| 33. | Yoshinori Sano | Azabu Tax Corporation | FCCJ | 30 | 119 | 89
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| 35. | Örjan Pettersson
| Thule Japan K.K. | SCCJ | 30 | 119 | 89
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| 36. | Kjell Groth
| Astra Tech K.K. | SCCJ | 22 | 112 | 90
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| 37. | Erik Ullner | Konigstedt Ltd. | FCCJ | 20 | 115 | 95
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| 38. | Lennart Johansson
| Individual member
| SCCJ | 30 | 127 | 97
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| 39. | Anders Pentelius
| Alfa Laval K.K. | SCCJ | 23 | 122 | 99
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| 40. | Mika Mäkinen | Individual member | FCCJ | 30 | 133 | 103
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| 41. | Tom Omoya
| IFS Japan Ltd
| SCCJ | 30 | 135 | 105
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Note: if players have same net, the one with lower handicap wins, if still same, the older player wins.
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The 45 players gather for photo-shooting before start of play.
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Some instructions before going off to the tees.
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Mt. Fuji keeping watch over the players.
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Carl-Gustav Eklund (SCCJ Chairman) makes the first tee-shot.
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Anders Pentelius (SCCJ) on his second hole.
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Carl-Gustav Eklund (SCCJ) on the par-3 12th.
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Anders Pentelius putting with a nice cherry tree in the background.
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Tuomo Kuuppo, Anders Pentelius and Carl-Gustav Eklund on the 18th tee.
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Tuomo Kuuppo swings strongly on the 18th.
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Another group on the 17th.
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Mt. Fuji and the clubhouse.
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Caddie looking for a ball.
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Tuomo Kuuppo, Clas Bystedt and Carl-Gustav Eklund.
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Carl-Gustav Eklund pondering on club selection.
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Tuomo Kuuppo on the 7th.
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Carl-Gustav Eklund on the 7th.
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No wonder his score was bad, swinging from the wrong side...
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Nice shot of, and by, Anders Pentelius on the par-5 8th.
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Carl-Gustav Eklund punching out from the trees.
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Tuomo Kuuppo, getting exhausted or just having a brief rest in the sun?
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On the final green of the day.
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Another group coming down the last.
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The prize table.
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The individual trophies, left the SCCJ, right the FCCJ. Bottom the team trophy.
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Players relaxing and having some foor and drinks before start of prize ceremony.
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The individual winner, Eiji Takagi receiving the the SCCJ Golf Cup from SCCJ Chairman Carl-Gustav Eklund. Takagi was also best gross.
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Takagi with his prize selection.
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Best FCCJ player and second best net, Hisako Noto receives the FCCJ Golf Cup from ex-FCCJ President Mika Mäkinen.
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Hisako Noto with her prize selection.
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Sachiyo Maejima (SCCJ), third best net.
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Second best gross, Michael Gabrielsson ( SCCJ).
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Third best gross, Kimio Hashida (FCCJ).
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Longest drive winners, Fredrik Alatalo (SCCJ) and Takeshi Yokoyama (FCCJ).
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Near pin winners, Sachiyo Maejima (SCCJ) on no. 12 and Mats Persson (SCCJ) on no. 4.
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The Lucky 7, Showa Okamura (FCCJ).
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The winner of the SCCJ Boobie prize, Anders Pentelius.
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All smiles, even though one team lost.
From left: Timo Varhama, Mika Makinen (both ex-FCCJ Presidents), Tuomo Kuuppo (Stora Enso Japan), and SCCJ Chairman Carl-Gustav Eklund and Eiji Takagi, the SCCJ organizer.
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