Mynavi ABC Championship

The Mynavi ABC Championship (マイナビABCチャンピオンシップゴルフトーナメント, Mainabi ei-bī-shī champyon gorufu tōnamento) is an annual event on the Japan Golf Tour. It is played at the ABC Golf Club in Katō, Hyōgo, usually in October. It was founded in 1971 as a Japan vs. United States team match (there was also individual prize money and the event counted as an official win on tour). In 1988, it became a full-field individual event. The event is sponsored by Asahi Broadcasting Corporation and Mynavi Corporation.

Mynavi ABC Championship
Tournament information
LocationKatō, Hyōgo
Established1971
Course(s)ABC Golf Club
Par72
Length7,200 yd (6,600 m)
Tour(s)Japan Golf Tour
FormatStroke play
Prize fund¥150 million
Month playedNovember
Tournament record score
Aggregate263 Ryuichi Oda (2014)
To par−23 Shingo Katayama (2003)
Current champion
Hwang Jung-gon

Winners
YearDatesWinnerCountryScoreTo par
Mynavi ABC Championship
2020Nov 5–8
2019Oct 31 – Nov 3Hwang Jung-gon South Korea269−19
2018Oct 25–28Yuta Kinoshita Japan273−15
2017Oct 26–29Tatsuya Kodai Japan203−13
2016Oct 27–30Shingo Katayama (4) Japan276−12
2015Oct 29 – Nov 1Kim Kyung-tae (2) South Korea272−12
2014Oct 30 – Nov 2Ryuichi Oda Japan263−21
2013Oct 31 – Nov 3Yuta Ikeda Japan269−15
2012Oct 25–28Han Lee United States271−17
2011Oct 27–30Koichiro Kawano Japan273−15
2010Oct 28–31Kim Kyung-tae South Korea275−13
2009Oct 29 – Nov 1Toru Suzuki Japan274−14
2008Oct 30 – Nov 2Ryo Ishikawa Japan279−9
ABC Championship
2007Oct 25–28Frankie Miñoza Philippines274−14
2006Oct 26–29Shingo Katayama (3) Japan271−17
2005Oct 27–30Shingo Katayama (2) Japan274−14
2004Oct 28–31Makoto Inoue Japan273−15
2003Oct 30 – Nov 2Shingo Katayama Japan265−23
Philip Morris K.K. Championship
2002Oct 31 – Nov 3Brendan Jones Australia269−19
2001Oct 25–28Toshimitsu Izawa Japan272−16
Philip Morris Championship
2000Oct 26–29Toru Taniguchi Japan276−12
1999Oct 28–31Ryoken Kawagishi (2) Japan270−18
1998Oct 29 – Nov 1Masashi Ozaki (2) Japan275−13
1997Oct 30 – Nov 2Brian Watts (2) Canada280−8
1996Oct 24–27Naomichi Ozaki (2) Japan278−10
1995Oct 26–29Hidemichi Tanaka Japan278−10
1994Oct 27–30Brian Watts Canada276−12
Lark Cup
1993Oct 28–31Hajime Meshiai Japan283−5
1992Oct 29 – Nov 1Naomichi Ozaki Japan279−9
ABC Lark Cup
1991Oct 31 – Nov 3Yoshikazu Yokoshima Japan280−8
1990Oct 25–28Ryoken Kawagishi Japan277−11
1989Oct 26–29Brian Jones Australia280−8
1988Oct 27–30Katsunari Takahashi Japan277−11
ABC Japan-U.S. Match
1987Oct 29 – Nov 1Andy Bean United States269−19
1986Oct 30 – Nov 2Curtis Strange United States271−17
ABC Cup
1985Oct 31 – Nov 3Tateo Ozaki and
Corey Pavin (tie)		 Japan
 United States		276−12
Uchida Yoko Cup Japan vs USA Match
1984Nov 1–4Tom Watson (2) United States135−7
Gold Win Cup Japan vs USA
1983Nov 10–13Tsuneyuki Nakajima Japan141−3
1982Nov 4–7Bob Gilder and
Calvin Peete (tie)		 United States
 United States		134−10
ABC Cup Japan vs USA
1981Nov 5–8Bobby Clampett United States271−17
ABC Japan vs USA Golf Matches
1980Nov 6–9Jerry Pate United States276−12
1979Nov 8–11Tom Purtzer United States276−12
1978Nov 9–12Isao Aoki (2) Japan273−15
1977Nov 10–13Isao Aoki Japan280−8
1976Dec 2–5Tom Watson United States277−11
1975Nov 21–24Tōru Nakamura Japan273−15
1974Nov 29 – Dec 1Teruo Sugihara Japan209−7
1973Nov 23–25Al Geiberger United States218+2
1972Nov 3–5Tommy Aaron United States209−4
Miki Gold Cup
1971Nov 5–7Masashi Ozaki and
Billy Casper (tie)		 Japan
 United States		208−8
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