Mostly Harmless pays attention to Asian golf in a way that I only wish I could.  I can't because I just don't operate on that kind of time zone schedule.  But, The Constructivist tells us about Ryo Ishikawa's second win in three starts on the Japan Pro Golf Tour.  I found the link this morning thanks to a check over at Devil Ball Golf. 

He won the Sun Chlorella Classic by a shot over Brendan Jones - you know, the guy Tiger beat at the Accenture Match Play in his first competitive round back to golf this season.  Jones is actually third on their money list.  Ishikawa is first.

The seventeen year old has not fared well in the States so far this year, but is continuing to light it up on the Japanese tour.  For the victory, Ishikawa picked up 30,000,000 Yen.  Seems like a lot, but he actually won around $300,000.  So, in between Nationwide and PGA Tour events.

Anyway, The Constuctivist has this highlight package of Ishikawa's final hole and the celebration of Ryo after he sinks the winning birdie putt.  Kind of reminiscent of Tiger Woods, huh?  (Also note that the Japanese have a word for "Jones," but just initial Brendan with an English "b."  Cool stuff.)