CASINO FILIPINO OPEN

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                    [Title] => Unique pro-am ushers in Casino RP Open
                    [Summary] => A unique Pro-Am tomorrow will kick off the much awaited Casino Filipino 87th Philippine Open at Wack Wack East course. 


Sixty professionals will be teamed up with 180 amateurs in the 18-hole affair featuring 60 teams.


"Our main aim is to make the tournament loaded with fun while we give our professionals the chance to really sample the course," said Gen. Antonio Abaya of Fortune Tobacco, who is co-chair of the Pro-Am with Vicente "Enteng" Santos.


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                    [Title] => Southwoods makes APGA history
                    [Summary] => While Filipino players are finding it hard to win on the Davidoff Asian Tour, a local golf club – the renowned Manila Southwoods – is interestingly picking up the cudgels for all of them.


The Manila Southwoods made history in the Davidoff Tour when it won the Venue of the Year award for the second straight year, getting the nod of a multinational roster of players with its world-class championship course and amenities.


Southwoods becomes the first club ever to win the prestigious award back-to-back.


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                    [Title] => Miñoza fires 64, trails by one shot
                    [Summary] => Frankie Miñoza flashed vintage form and shot a brilliant 64 in a bogey-free round that put the ace Filipino shotmaker just a stroke behind joint leaders Padraig Harrington of Ireland and Englishman Warren Bennett and in the company of the fancied Vijay Singh at the start of the rich Caltex Singapore Masters at the Singapore Island Country Club’s Bukit Course yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Rich 10-leg golf circuit on in March
                    [Summary] => A rich 10-leg local golf tour will be held beginning March, virtually taking over the Philip Morris series which was long regarded the national golf circuit until it was scrapped last year. 


Manila Southwoods chairman Bob Sobrepeña said each leg of the series, to be sanctioned by the Asian PGA Tour, will offer P1 million in total purse and spread over four months over the various championship courses in the country.


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                    [Title] => President’s Cup a boost to RP golf
                    [Summary] => The Davidoff Asian Golf Tour will not only put the Philippines in the sporting map with the holding of the President’s Invitational Cup to kick off the rich golf circuit on Jan. 25-28. It also is expected to give local golf the much-need boost to revive the sport that has given the country international honors in the past, organizers of the event said yesterday. 


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                    [Title] => Southwoods hosts Davidoff Tour leg
                    [Summary] => The Manila Southwoods’ Masters Course, that gem of a layout in Carmona, Cavite which has hosted a number of big-time tournaments that lured some of the world’s best players, will again take center stage next month when it hosts the kickoff leg of the Asian PGA Davidoff Tour’s 2001 season.


Patterned after the AT&T Pro-Am in Pebble Beach, the $200,000 President’s Invitational Pro-Am is the first format of its kind in the Tour and counts towards the Order of Merit 2001 and world ranking points. It will be held Jan. 25-28.


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                    [Title] => Pros strut stuff anew in Konica-UBIX Manila Open
                    [Summary] => After a long, long layoff, the country’s touring pros finally get the chance to compete anew when the Konica-UBIX Manila Open is played Nov. 8-11 at Wack Wack Golf and Country Club course.


The country’s top pros, led by Cassius Casas and Robert Pactolerin, are expected to vie for the top purse of P200,000 from a total money prize of P1 million staked in the event, the first local pro tournament to be staged this year after the Asian PGA Tour’s Casino Filipino Open in February.


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                    [Title] => P3 M at stake in RP Masters
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The Philippine Masters, one of the country's four major championships, will
serve as the first full-scale golf tournament for the local pros in almost nine
months when the P3 million event is revived on May 4-7 at the Villamor Golf
Club.

Although some of the local pros were able to join a field made up mostly of
foreigners in the Casino Filipino Open last February, the RP Masters is the
only local tournament slated so far after Philip Morris Phils. Inc. withdrew
its sponsorship of the local golf tour early this year and the Professional
Golf Association of the Phils.
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                    [Title] => RP Open to be held this year -- Feliciano
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The Philippine Open, the country's most prestigious golf championship whose
staging this year has been jeopardized following the breakdown of talks between
the National Golf Association of the Philippines and the Asian PGA Tour Ltd.,
will definitely be held this year.

Rod Feliciano assured this yesterday upon his assumption of the presidency of
the NGAP, stressing that the RP Open will have to be staged at all costs --
with or without the blessings of the Asian PGA Tour Ltd.
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Pagunsan folds up, settles for joint 2nd

December 10, 2007 - 12:00am

Sports

Unique pro-am ushers in Casino RP Open

March 5, 2002 - 12:00am

A unique Pro-Am tomorrow will kick off the much awaited Casino Filipino 87th Philippine Open at Wack Wack East course. Sixty professionals will be teamed up with 180 amateurs in the 18-hole affair featuring 60...

Sports

Southwoods makes APGA history

March 13, 2001 - 12:00am

While Filipino players are finding it hard to win on the Davidoff Asian Tour, a local golf club – the renowned Manila Southwoods – is interestingly picking up the cudgels for all of them. The Manila Southwoods...

Sports

Miñoza fires 64, trails by one shot

February 23, 2001 - 12:00am

Frankie Miñoza flashed vintage form and shot a brilliant 64 in a bogey-free round that put the ace Filipino shotmaker just a stroke behind joint leaders Padraig Harrington of Ireland and Englishman Warren...

Sports

Rich 10-leg golf circuit on in March

January 13, 2001 - 12:00am

A rich 10-leg local golf tour will be held beginning March, virtually taking over the Philip Morris series which was long regarded the national golf circuit until it was scrapped last year. Manila Southwoods chairman...

Sports

President’s Cup a boost to RP golf

January 6, 2001 - 12:00am

The Davidoff Asian Golf Tour will not only put the Philippines in the sporting map with the holding of the President’s Invitational Cup to kick off the rich golf...

Sports

Southwoods hosts Davidoff Tour leg

December 30, 2000 - 12:00am

The Manila Southwoods’ Masters Course, that gem of a layout in Carmona, Cavite which has hosted a number of big-time tournaments that lured some of the world’s best players, will again take center stage...

Sports

Pros strut stuff anew in Konica-UBIX Manila Open

October 19, 2000 - 12:00am

After a long, long layoff, the country’s touring pros finally get the chance to compete anew when the Konica-UBIX Manila Open is played Nov. 8-11 at Wack Wack Golf and Country Club course. The country’s...

Sports

P3 M at stake in RP Masters

April 20, 2000 - 12:00am

The Philippine Masters, one of the country's four major championships, will serve as the first full-scale golf tournament for the local pros in almost nine months when the P3 million event is revived on May 4-7...

Sports

RP Open to be held this year -- Feliciano

April 16, 2000 - 12:00am

The Philippine Open, the country's most prestigious golf championship whose staging this year has been jeopardized following the breakdown of talks between the National Golf Association of the Philippines and...

Sports