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The Philippines tries to annex the other plum in the Hong Kong Amateur Open when seven members of the national pool begin their quest for the men’s crown beginning today at the Ruby and Diamond courses of the Discovery Bay Golf Club in Hong Kong.


Anthony Fernando, who placed ninth in the recent Singapore Open, spearheads the curious mix of players out to complete the Filipinos’ sweep of the annual event after Dottie Ardina and Cyna Rodriguez made a 1-2 finish in last month’s HK Ladies Open Amateur Golf Championship.


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Juvic Pagunsan shot an eagle-spiked 65 to cap his final stint in the amateur ranks as he posted what appeared to be the biggest winning margin recorded in SEAG golf — a whopping 14-stroke victory over Thai bet Ekalak Waisayul. 


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                    [Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) — The Philippine golf team returns to the Sungai Long Golf and Country Club course today, hoping to stoke the fire of Juvic Pagunsan’s victory in the men’s individual play in a bid to also win the team championships here.


Philippine golf officials said Pagunsan’s win Thursday will surely serve as a big inspiration as the Negrense youth and his teammates plunge into action in the team competition, using the match-play format for the first time in the Games.


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Anthony Fernando, who placed ninth in the recent Singapore Open, spearheads the curious mix of players out to complete the Filipinos’ sweep of the annual event after Dottie Ardina and Cyna Rodriguez made a 1-2 finish in last month’s HK Ladies Open Amateur Golf Championship.


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Philippine golf officials said Pagunsan’s win Thursday will surely serve as a big inspiration as the Negrense youth and his teammates plunge into action in the team competition, using the match-play format for the first time in the Games.


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Filipino golfers target sweep of HK Amateur

November 1, 2006 - 12:00am

The Philippines tries to annex the other plum in the Hong Kong Amateur Open when seven members of the national pool begin their quest for the men’s crown beginning today at the Ruby and Diamond courses of...

Sports

Pagunsan, men’s golf team too classy

December 5, 2005 - 12:00am

The RP men’s golf squad proved too classy and ran away with both the individual and team crowns but the RP ladies fell short of their gold medal bid and settled for two silvers at the close of the golf competitions...

Sports

Juvic’s feat to boost team’s hunt for go

By Joey Villar | September 15, 2001 - 12:00am

KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) — The Philippine golf team returns to the Sungai Long Golf and Country Club course today, hoping to stoke the fire of Juvic Pagunsan’s victory in the men’s individual...

Sports