Miki Saiki
Miki Saiki was born in Japan on December 31, 1969. She enrolled as freshmen at the Tohoku Fukushi University and took up Social Education.
Miki currently holds the number 42 position in the Women’s World Golf Rankings joining at least forty-eight golf events. She turned professional in 2007.
As an active golf player she finished her season in 2003 holding the first place at the Hiroshima Women’s Amateur Golf Championships. She had her best 16 at the Japan Women’s Amateur Golf Championships as well. Then she finished 5th place at the Chugoku Women’s Amateur Golf Championship.
She aimed to bring honor to Japan by getting the Women’s World Cup, together with Shinobu Moromizato, since Ai Miyazato and Rui Kitada won the 2005 inaugural edition. She eventually finished number 9th in the Japan LPGA ranking during her rookie season in 2007. She also got the record breaking fashion in April and won the Fujisankei Ladies Classic where she was known to be the golfer who gained the fastest victory in the LPGA Tour of Japan. She made three straight birdies starting from the number 13 hole and was able to secure a victory by one stroke. Within four months she turned professional. She, herself was surprised to be able to win the tournament the quickest time possible.
She joined the final round at the Women’s World Cup at the Gary Player Country Club in January 20, 2008 Sun City, South Africa. She also finished the game and tied for 15 at the Fields Open in Hawaii in July. She has the highest score among the Japanese golfers. It showed that the Miki, as a Japanese player, flawlessly adjusted her style for the season-opener- all too ready for her second season as a professional.
Miki currently holds the number 42 position in the Women’s World Golf Rankings joining at least forty-eight golf events. She turned professional in 2007.
As an active golf player she finished her season in 2003 holding the first place at the Hiroshima Women’s Amateur Golf Championships. She had her best 16 at the Japan Women’s Amateur Golf Championships as well. Then she finished 5th place at the Chugoku Women’s Amateur Golf Championship.
She aimed to bring honor to Japan by getting the Women’s World Cup, together with Shinobu Moromizato, since Ai Miyazato and Rui Kitada won the 2005 inaugural edition. She eventually finished number 9th in the Japan LPGA ranking during her rookie season in 2007. She also got the record breaking fashion in April and won the Fujisankei Ladies Classic where she was known to be the golfer who gained the fastest victory in the LPGA Tour of Japan. She made three straight birdies starting from the number 13 hole and was able to secure a victory by one stroke. Within four months she turned professional. She, herself was surprised to be able to win the tournament the quickest time possible.
She joined the final round at the Women’s World Cup at the Gary Player Country Club in January 20, 2008 Sun City, South Africa. She also finished the game and tied for 15 at the Fields Open in Hawaii in July. She has the highest score among the Japanese golfers. It showed that the Miki, as a Japanese player, flawlessly adjusted her style for the season-opener- all too ready for her second season as a professional.
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