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[Summary] => Seventy-five players, including 64 pros, are vying for berths in this year’s ICTSI-Philippine Golf Tour in the three-day PGT Qualifying School which got under way yesterday at Tat Filipinas Golf Club in Laguna.
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[Title] => Champ’s name is Strange
[Summary] => Scott Strange played catch-me-if-you-can during yesterday’s final round of the 90th Philippine Open.
Nobody came close to catching the Australian.
With a two-under 70 at the sun-blessed east course of Wack Wack, the 29-year-old Strange had a four-day 280 and a five-stroke win over baby-faced Korean Park Jun-won.
"People were chasing me. But I got off to a good start by birdying the first. It sort of sent a signal to the boys who were chasing me," said Strange, who pocketed $31,700.
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[Title] => Strange feeling his way to title
[Summary] => Scott Strange matched par when most of the contenders went over, enabling the Australian to regain a one-shot lead heading into today’s final round of the 90th Philippine Open at Wack Wack.
Strange, the solo leader after the first round and co-leader after the second, fired a 72 for a 210 total, just one tiny stroke ahead of 1993 champion Yeh Chang-ting of Taipei.
Yeh settled for a one-over 73 after two late bogeys on the 16th and 17th, and will be in the championship flight along with local boy Cookie La’O who had a 70 for a 214.
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[Title] => Pucay cops Omega Cup over Pacto
[Summary] => Mars Pucay shot a final day two-over par 74 and then wore down Robert Pactolerin in a thrilling eight-hole playoff yesterday with a birdie to win the third Omega Cup at Wack Wack East.
Pucay banged in a 15-foot putt off the fringe of the eighth playoff hole, the par-4 No. 9, to nip Pactolerin, who closed out with a 75 to enable Pucay to force a sudden death with identical 296s.
"I’m happy because I can’t remember the last time I won a tournament," said Pucay, who snatched the top P100,000 purse and a brand-new watch.
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[Title] => Sinfuego fires 65, shares lead
[Summary] => BAGUIO City  Richard Sinfuego returned to the very scene of his pro debut and fired an eagle-aided three-under par 65 yesterday, hoping to atone for his disastrous windup in the MRT Southwoods Open and finally score a breakthrough victory in five years in the Camp John Hay Open over a course too short for the revered men of the tour but too tough for the fainthearted.
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[Title] => Pucay, De Tomas take lead
[Summary] => Mars Pucay three-putted No. 9 for a 71 then watched Willy de Tomas hole out with a two-stroke penalty that ruined an eagle-aided round to gain a share of the lead at the start of the rain-shortened Konica-UBix Manila Open golf championship at Wack Wack’s east course yesterday.
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ANTHONY BALAN
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Nobody came close to catching the Australian.
With a two-under 70 at the sun-blessed east course of Wack Wack, the 29-year-old Strange had a four-day 280 and a five-stroke win over baby-faced Korean Park Jun-won.
"People were chasing me. But I got off to a good start by birdying the first. It sort of sent a signal to the boys who were chasing me," said Strange, who pocketed $31,700.
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Strange, the solo leader after the first round and co-leader after the second, fired a 72 for a 210 total, just one tiny stroke ahead of 1993 champion Yeh Chang-ting of Taipei.
Yeh settled for a one-over 73 after two late bogeys on the 16th and 17th, and will be in the championship flight along with local boy Cookie La’O who had a 70 for a 214.
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Pucay banged in a 15-foot putt off the fringe of the eighth playoff hole, the par-4 No. 9, to nip Pactolerin, who closed out with a 75 to enable Pucay to force a sudden death with identical 296s.
"I’m happy because I can’t remember the last time I won a tournament," said Pucay, who snatched the top P100,000 purse and a brand-new watch.
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