+ Follow Kim Joo Hyung Tag
Kim Joo Hyung
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[Title] => Kim nails TCC title with a heavy heart
[Summary] => Nine months after becoming the youngest winner on the Philippine Golf Tour with a breakthrough victory at Pueblo de Oro, Kim Joo Hyung bettered that feat by beating the best of the best in The Country Club Invitational here yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2019-04-27 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Dante Navarro
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[Title] => Mondilla regains spot on crucial 2-shot swing
[Summary] => Unfazed by Kim Joo Hyung’s gutsy game, Clyde Mondilla unleashed a finish that could win big-time championships here at The Country Club, birdying the difficult No. 18 which the young Korean bogeyed for a crucial two-shot swing that kept the duo tied after three rounds of the TCC Invitational here yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2019-04-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => Kim Joo Hyung bucks odds, ties Clyde Mondilla at helm
[Summary] => Short in experience but long in talent, young Korean Kim Joo Hyung built enough cushion to survive another test of nerves at The Country Club’s tough finishing holes, firing the tournament-best one-under 71 to catch Clyde Mondilla at the helm midway through the TCC Invitational yesterday.
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[Title] => Jhonnel Ababa, 3 others grab lead as Kim Joo Hyung stumbles
[Summary] => Jhonnel Ababa produced the lone bogey-free 67 card in tough conditions to force a four-way tie for the lead as Kim Joo Hyung fell with a thud on a disastrous windup in an eventful third round of the ICTSI Forest Hills Championship at the Nicklaus course here yesterday.
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[Title] => Hot Kim Joo Hyung surges with eagle-spiked 66
[Summary] => Kim Joo Hyung moved on top again behind another fiery start and a solid iron game that helped produce an eagle-2, shooting a five-under 66 and wresting control by four halfway through Philippine Golf Tour Asia’s ICTSI Forest Hills Championship at the Nicklaus course here yesterday.
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[Title] => In-form Kim Joo Hyung seeks 1st PGT Asia crown
[Summary] => After scoring a maiden victory in record fashion on the Philippine Golf Tour at Pueblo de Oro, Korean Kim Joo Hyung goes for another first – a PGT Asia diadem as he joins the stellar international cast in the $100,000 ICTSI Forest Hills Championship beginning tomorrow in Antipolo.
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[Title] => Kim posts record win, edges Carlos by one
[Summary] => Kim Joo Hyung became the youngest winner on the Philippine Golf Tour at 16, beating the hottest player on the circuit no less with a kind of resolve and resilience rarely seen in a teenager barely warming up on big-time tournaments.
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[Title] => Kim hangs on as Carlos charges back with 67
[Summary] => Kim Joo Hyung checked a shaky finish with back-to-back birdies, matching Jobim Carlos’ fiery windup to cling to a one-stroke lead with a 69 and stay on course for a breakthrough in the ICTSI Pueblo De Oro Championship here yesterday.
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[Title] => Hot Koreans wrest lead as Carlos slips
[Summary] => Hot-putting Kim Joo Hyung mastered Pueblo de Oro’s backside for the second straight day on his way to a nine-under 63 and a two-stroke lead over fellow Korean Lee Song as Jobim Carlos barely recovered from a poor start with a blazing windup halfway through the ICTSI Pueblo De Oro Championship here yesterday.
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