2024 JGTO SEASON RETURNS TO FULL SWING

SHAUN NORRIS, AFTER A CHALLENGING START TO THE SEASON, REMINDED HIS COMPETITORS OF HIS CAPABILITIES WITH IMPRESSIVE LATE-SEASON PERFORMANCES.

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As anticipation builds towards the eagerly awaited commencement of the Token Homemate Cup this Thursday, the international editorial team at JGTO is gearing up to uncover the intriguing storylines that could unfold throughout this upcoming 2024 JGTO season.

Can Keita Nakajima defend his prize money king title?

Nakajima, who won three titles last year, will attempt to defend his prize money king title, a feat accomplished by only a few players in Tour history. Shugo Imahira was the most recent player to top the money rankings for two consecutive seasons in 2018 and 2019. But since the Tour began in 1973, only four other players- Masashi ‘Jumbo’ Ozaki, Isao Aoki, Tsuneyuki Nakajima, and Shingo Katayama-have managed to win the title for two successive seasons or more. For Nakajima to achieve his ambitious goal, he must turn his trips back home into impressive performances, all while juggling his playing schedule between the JGTO and DP World Tour. Successfully defending his prize money king title would undoubtedly enhance his reputation even further.

More young stars to establish themselves as JGTO elites?