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[Title] => Carlos rallies with a 69, stays on track in AT elims
[Summary] => Jobim Carlos put on a blazing windup to fire a two-under 69 and get back into the middle of the pack at the start of the Asian Tour Qualifying School Final Stage paced by American Kevin McLister at the Springfield Royal Country Club in Hua Hin, Thailand yesterday.
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[Title] => In-form Carlos ready for Asian Tour qualifier
[Summary] => Jobim Carlos hopes to cash in on his superb form as he vies for an Asian Tour card in the AT Qualifying School Final Stage firing off tomorrow at the Springfield Royal Country Club in Hua Hin, Thailand.
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[Title] => Tolentino paces Phl Jr Am golf by one
[Summary] => Raymart Tolentino bucked a triple bogey mishap on No. 9 and salvaged a one-over 73 to wrest a one stroke lead over unheralded Joseph Orbito at the start of the Philippine Junior Amateur championship presented by the MVP Sports Foundation at Sherwood Hills in Trece Martirez, Cavite yesterday.
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[Title] => Super Princess: SEAG queen Superal leads Pinay golfers golden sweep
[Summary] => Young Princess Superal, who has won so many national and international tournaments she has lost count, became the youngest queen of the Southeast Asian Games with her scintillating conquest in women’s individual event which also helped the Philippines annex the team gold in the golf competitions of the 27th SEA Games yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2013-12-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Superal’s 66 leaves Filipinas 7 shots up
[Summary] => Light winds and a course that played long worked to the benefit of the Philippine ladies team, specially for 16-year-old Princess Superal, who breezed home with a six-under-par 66 yesterday and a six-stroke edge that put her and the squad in a strong position for the individual and team titles going into the final round of the Southeast Asian Games golf competitions here.
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[Title] => Huerva completes romp in PGT Qualifying School
[Summary] => Joey Huerva boosted his stock for next year’s ICTSI Philippine Golf Tour as he topped the PGT Qualifying School in runaway fashion yesterday, closing out with a one-under 71 and beating Jun Rates and Arnold Villacencio by six at Eagle Ridge’s Norman Course in Gen. Trias, Cavite.
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[Title] => Huerva wavers but nears Q-School top honors
[Summary] => Joey Huerva broke away from a tie with Arnold Villacencio despite a shaky windup, carding an even par 72 and moving 18 holes away from clinching the low medal honors in the ICTSI Philippine Golf Tour Qualifying School at Eagle Ridge’s Norman course in Gen. Trias, Cavite yesterday.
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[Title] => Huerva ties Villacencio at PGT Q-School helm
[Summary] => Arnold Villacencio bogeyed No. 9 for the second straight day and settled for a 70, enabling Joey Huerva to gain a share of the lead with a three-under 69 halfway through the ICTSI Philippine Golf Tour Qualifying School at Eagle Ridge’s Norman course in Gen. Trias, Cavite yesterday.
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[Title] => Visayas regional Am unfolds today
[Summary] => Gen Nagai, the Japanese teener from Cebu, and Lois Kaye Go spearhead the list of entries in the men’s and ladies’ Open divisions, respectively, of the NGAP’s Visayas Regional Amateur championship presented by the MVP Sports Foundation starting today at Binitin in Murcia town.
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[Title] => Best-ever world Jungolf finish: Uy, Superal cap Phl feat
[Summary] => Lou Daniella Uy and Princess Superal provided a fitting climax to the Philippines’ strongest showing ever in the Junior World Golf Championships by claiming the Girls’ 15-17 team play crown with an even-par closing-round of 144 for a comfortable seven-stroke win over Thailand at Torrey Pines North here Friday.
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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