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Despite his final round fold-up at Sabah Masters, former national champion Anthony Fernando remains upbeat of his chances for a maiden win as he vies in the P1 million BDO Canlubang Golf Invitational beginning tomorrow at Cangolf’s north course in Laguna.

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