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                    [Summary] => National players of Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia are set to plane in to beef up what promises to be the strongest fields for the Philippine Ladies Open golf championship unfolding Jan. 12 at the Manila Golf Club course inside the posh Forbes Park.


Among the confirmed entries are Nontaya Srisawang and Suteera Chanachai of Thailand, who are both carrying handicaps of 2 while Singapore will be represented by Melissa Loh (handicap 3), Sock Hwee Koh (6), Christabel Goh, Su-ann Heng (6) and Kristle Koh.


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Crack foreign field to beef up RP Ladies Open

December 26, 2004 - 12:00am

National players of Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia are set to plane in to beef up what promises to be the strongest fields for the Philippine Ladies Open golf championship unfolding Jan. 12 at the Manila Golf Club...

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