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[Title] => Hoey leads Phl bid in world jungolf
[Summary] => Two weeks after helping the Philippines end a long victory drought in the Putra Cup, Rico Hoey seeks another milestone as he goes for a title repeat in the premier 15-17 category of the 2013 Junior World Golf Championships beginning Tuesday (Wednesday in Manila) at various layouts in San Diego, California.
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[Title] => RP amateur golf draws strong cast
[Summary] => Next week’s 41st Philippine Amateur Ladies Open golf championship at the Manila Golf Club course inside Forbes Park will feature one of the strongest lineups in recent years with Heidi Chua expected to have her hands full defending the crown.
Chua, who won at her Wack Wack home course, will not only contend with her Busan Asian Games teammates — Ria Denise Quiazon and Carmelette Villaroman — but a horde of challengers including a big foreign contingent.
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[Title] => Heidi coasts to easy victory in ladies Open
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After leaving the field just vying for second place with her career-best effort a day earlier, Heidi Chua’s worst score in three rounds of two-over-par 74 still made her the runaway winner of the inaugural Manila Ladies Open yesterday.
Chua, showing why she’s the reigning national champion, was on a relaxed mode all day, even padding her lead to as high as nine after the front nine before settling for a six-point margin over world amateur teammate Aileen Yao.
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[Title] => Chua fires blistering six-under 66 card, moves up by eight points
[Summary] => Fancied Heidi Chua registered her best tournament score so far of six-under-par 66 equivalent to 60 Molave points yesterday to storm ahead by eight points after the penultimate round of the first Manila Ladies Amateur Open at the west course of the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club.
Upstaged by the unheralded Lora Roberto in the first round, Chua wrested control after she went on a birdie spree at her home course, picking up seven including four in a five-hole span from the seventh.
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[Title] => Manila Ladies Amateur attracts big names
[Summary] => It’s all systems go for the first Manila Ladies Amateur Open slated at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club west course Nov. 12 to 14.
The inaugural event is being staged by Manila Lady Golfers Foundation, Inc. established two years ago with the noble purpose to help fight abuse against women and children.
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[Title] => Golfers wary of hosts’ course edge
[Summary] => BUSAN — After two days at the driving range, the highly regarded national golf team, a consistent Asian Games medal machine since 1986, finally sampled Monday the Asiad Country Club course the continent’s top parbusters will officially tackle Oct. 3-6.
With the US-based Ria Quiazon joining Heidi Chua and Carmellete Villaroman Sunday, the women’s team finally gets to work out in full force along with the men’s squad composed of Juvic Pagunsan, Angelo Que, Marlon Dizon and Jerome Delariarte.
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[Title] => DHL-NGAP Amateur Open unfolds
[Summary] => Focus will be on Juvic Pagunsan and Angelo Que as the country’s top shotmakers renew their rivalry for supremacy in amateur golf in the seventh DHL-NGAP Amateur Open Golf Championships which fires off today at the north course of the Canlubang golf complex in Laguna.
While the field is teeming with talent, experts believe it will be a showdown between Pagunsan and Que for top honors with the former raring to notch his third straight crown and the latter vowing to foil Pagunsan’s rare three-peat bid here.
One thing going for Pagunsan, the lone gold medalist in golf i
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[Title] => Agojo stuns field, opens one-shot lead with 73
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Unfazed by the credentials of her older, more experienced rivals, Jayvie Agojo banged in back-to-back birdies from No. 12 to fire a one-over par 73 yesterday and post a one-shot lead at the start of the Philippine Ladies Open golf championship at Wack Wack’s west course.
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[Title] => Yao rallies to win RP Ladies Open
[Summary] => Aileen Yao pounced on Taiwanese Hung Chin Huei’s double-bogey mishap on the final hole to capture the PLDT-Philippine Ladies Open golf championship by a stroke yesterday at the Wack Wack east course.
The 18-year-old Yao, here on vacation from her studies as a golf scholar at the Cal State Longbeach, closed out with a five-over-par 77 marred by a late streak of four bogeys from the 14th and but still came out victorious following a last-hole misfortune by the Taiwanese bet.
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[Title] => Bucks faltering finish to move up by 2
[Summary] => Ruby Chico-Walker dropped five strokes on the last three holes but still managed to wrest a two-stroke lead with a second straight six-78 yesterday in the penultimate round of the PLDT-Philippine Ladies Open golf championship at Wack Wack’s east course.
The 30-year-old Chico, who came out of retirement only three years ago, threatened to pull away from the field with a solid start until she stumbled with a double-bogey on the 16th and a triple-bogey on the 18th that enabled at least four players to get a crack at the title.
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[Title] => RP amateur golf draws strong cast
[Summary] => Next week’s 41st Philippine Amateur Ladies Open golf championship at the Manila Golf Club course inside Forbes Park will feature one of the strongest lineups in recent years with Heidi Chua expected to have her hands full defending the crown.
Chua, who won at her Wack Wack home course, will not only contend with her Busan Asian Games teammates — Ria Denise Quiazon and Carmelette Villaroman — but a horde of challengers including a big foreign contingent.
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[Title] => Heidi coasts to easy victory in ladies Open
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Chua, showing why she’s the reigning national champion, was on a relaxed mode all day, even padding her lead to as high as nine after the front nine before settling for a six-point margin over world amateur teammate Aileen Yao.
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[Title] => Chua fires blistering six-under 66 card, moves up by eight points
[Summary] => Fancied Heidi Chua registered her best tournament score so far of six-under-par 66 equivalent to 60 Molave points yesterday to storm ahead by eight points after the penultimate round of the first Manila Ladies Amateur Open at the west course of the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club.
Upstaged by the unheralded Lora Roberto in the first round, Chua wrested control after she went on a birdie spree at her home course, picking up seven including four in a five-hole span from the seventh.
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[Title] => Manila Ladies Amateur attracts big names
[Summary] => It’s all systems go for the first Manila Ladies Amateur Open slated at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club west course Nov. 12 to 14.
The inaugural event is being staged by Manila Lady Golfers Foundation, Inc. established two years ago with the noble purpose to help fight abuse against women and children.
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With the US-based Ria Quiazon joining Heidi Chua and Carmellete Villaroman Sunday, the women’s team finally gets to work out in full force along with the men’s squad composed of Juvic Pagunsan, Angelo Que, Marlon Dizon and Jerome Delariarte.
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[Summary] => Focus will be on Juvic Pagunsan and Angelo Que as the country’s top shotmakers renew their rivalry for supremacy in amateur golf in the seventh DHL-NGAP Amateur Open Golf Championships which fires off today at the north course of the Canlubang golf complex in Laguna.
While the field is teeming with talent, experts believe it will be a showdown between Pagunsan and Que for top honors with the former raring to notch his third straight crown and the latter vowing to foil Pagunsan’s rare three-peat bid here.
One thing going for Pagunsan, the lone gold medalist in golf i
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[Title] => Agojo stuns field, opens one-shot lead with 73
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Unfazed by the credentials of her older, more experienced rivals, Jayvie Agojo banged in back-to-back birdies from No. 12 to fire a one-over par 73 yesterday and post a one-shot lead at the start of the Philippine Ladies Open golf championship at Wack Wack’s west course.
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[Title] => Yao rallies to win RP Ladies Open
[Summary] => Aileen Yao pounced on Taiwanese Hung Chin Huei’s double-bogey mishap on the final hole to capture the PLDT-Philippine Ladies Open golf championship by a stroke yesterday at the Wack Wack east course.
The 18-year-old Yao, here on vacation from her studies as a golf scholar at the Cal State Longbeach, closed out with a five-over-par 77 marred by a late streak of four bogeys from the 14th and but still came out victorious following a last-hole misfortune by the Taiwanese bet.
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[Title] => Bucks faltering finish to move up by 2
[Summary] => Ruby Chico-Walker dropped five strokes on the last three holes but still managed to wrest a two-stroke lead with a second straight six-78 yesterday in the penultimate round of the PLDT-Philippine Ladies Open golf championship at Wack Wack’s east course.
The 30-year-old Chico, who came out of retirement only three years ago, threatened to pull away from the field with a solid start until she stumbled with a double-bogey on the 16th and a triple-bogey on the 18th that enabled at least four players to get a crack at the title.
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