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[Title] => 3 more golf courses bid for RP Open
[Summary] => Now it seems everybody wants to host the 88th DHL-Philippine Open.
Three more venues have signified their intention — and assured their readiness — to host the country’s premier golf championship if and when Mimosa is unable to refurbish its composite Acacia and Lakeview courses in time for the staging of the blue-ribbon event on Feb. 26-29.
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[Title] => Organizers eye alternate venues for RP Open
[Summary] => Bracing for a worse-case scenario, organizers of the 88th DHL-Philippine Open said they will tap any of the three championship layouts in southern metropolis in case Mimosa fails to meet the deadline set for the renovation of its composite Acacia and Lakeview courses in Clark Field, Pampanga.
"We’re running out of time. They (Mimosa management) have to do it quick or we will transfer the RP Open to another venue," said Benny Gopez, chairman of the RP Open organizing committee.
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[Title] => SMC supports 88th RP Open
[Summary] => The 88th DHL-Philippine Open Golf Championship got a major boost yesterday when San Miguel Corporation agreed to be its presentor when it is staged Feb. 26-29 at Mimosa’s composite Acacia and Lakeview courses in Clark Field, Pampanga.
It is actually a return to big-time golf for the country’s biggest food and beverage conglomerate since San Miguel Corp. has always been a partner or the chief backer not only of the past Philippine Opens but also of other major golfing events, including the Philippine Masters.
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[Title] => Mimosa unfit for RP Open, says Gopez
[Summary] => Unless officials of the Mimosa Golf Club rethink its priorities and focus on the big task at hand, the 88th DHL-Philippine Open Golf Championship will be heading for a major disaster when it is staged Feb. 26-29.
No less than the chairman of the RP Open organizing committee voiced this concern when Benny Gopez rapped the Mimosa management for its apparent lack of interest during the launching of the event over the weekend at the Holiday Inn inside the sprawling Mimosa Leisure Estate in Clark Field, Pampanga.
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[Title] => Rosales not among stars in RP Open
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga – Hinting that a Philippine Open stint might do more harm than good in her buildup for her campaign in the upcoming LPGA Tour, Jennifer Rosales decided against joining the fabled event slated Feb. 26-29 at Mimosa’s composite Acacia and Lakeview course here.
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ACACIA AND LAKEVIEW
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[Title] => 3 more golf courses bid for RP Open
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Three more venues have signified their intention — and assured their readiness — to host the country’s premier golf championship if and when Mimosa is unable to refurbish its composite Acacia and Lakeview courses in time for the staging of the blue-ribbon event on Feb. 26-29.
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[Title] => Organizers eye alternate venues for RP Open
[Summary] => Bracing for a worse-case scenario, organizers of the 88th DHL-Philippine Open said they will tap any of the three championship layouts in southern metropolis in case Mimosa fails to meet the deadline set for the renovation of its composite Acacia and Lakeview courses in Clark Field, Pampanga.
"We’re running out of time. They (Mimosa management) have to do it quick or we will transfer the RP Open to another venue," said Benny Gopez, chairman of the RP Open organizing committee.
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[Title] => SMC supports 88th RP Open
[Summary] => The 88th DHL-Philippine Open Golf Championship got a major boost yesterday when San Miguel Corporation agreed to be its presentor when it is staged Feb. 26-29 at Mimosa’s composite Acacia and Lakeview courses in Clark Field, Pampanga.
It is actually a return to big-time golf for the country’s biggest food and beverage conglomerate since San Miguel Corp. has always been a partner or the chief backer not only of the past Philippine Opens but also of other major golfing events, including the Philippine Masters.
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[Title] => Mimosa unfit for RP Open, says Gopez
[Summary] => Unless officials of the Mimosa Golf Club rethink its priorities and focus on the big task at hand, the 88th DHL-Philippine Open Golf Championship will be heading for a major disaster when it is staged Feb. 26-29.
No less than the chairman of the RP Open organizing committee voiced this concern when Benny Gopez rapped the Mimosa management for its apparent lack of interest during the launching of the event over the weekend at the Holiday Inn inside the sprawling Mimosa Leisure Estate in Clark Field, Pampanga.
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[Title] => Rosales not among stars in RP Open
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga – Hinting that a Philippine Open stint might do more harm than good in her buildup for her campaign in the upcoming LPGA Tour, Jennifer Rosales decided against joining the fabled event slated Feb. 26-29 at Mimosa’s composite Acacia and Lakeview course here.
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