+ Follow ASIA-PACIFIC JUNIOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS Tag
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[Title] => Superal claims AsPac jungolf crown
[Summary] => Princess Superal capped a wire-to-wire victory for the Philippines with a closing one-under-par 71 yesterday in girls Class B of the 31st Asia-Pacific Junior Golf Championships at Eagleton The Golf Resort in Bangalore, India.
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[Title] => Asistio, Agojo off to big start in AsPac jungolf
[Summary] => Tonton Asistio grabbed a share of the lead in boys Class B even as Jayvie Agojo and Wolen Superal stayed within striking distance in their respective divisions for an auspicious Philippine start in the 25th Asia-Pacific Junior Golf Championships which started Tuesday at the Dami Indah Golf and Country Club in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Asistio carded a one-over-par 73 on nines of 35-38 to join Raghav Wahi of India and Tsai Tsung Yu of Taiwan at the top in the division for players 13-14 years old.
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[Title] => Young Asistio leads RP bets in AsPac junior golf
[Summary] => Tonton Asistio, the 14-year-old who beat his older rivals for the Class A plum in the Callaway Junior World qualifying recently, will lead the country’s delegation to the 25th Asia-Pacific Junior Golf Championships at the Damai Indah Golf and Country Club in Bumi Serbong Damai in Jakarta, Indonesia early next month.
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Asistio carded a one-over-par 73 on nines of 35-38 to join Raghav Wahi of India and Tsai Tsung Yu of Taiwan at the top in the division for players 13-14 years old.
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