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[Title] => Chase on for P1.1-M purse in TCC invit’l
[Summary] => Two of the country’s top players will not be around but the depth of the competing field remains as talent-laden as ever when the P3.85 million The Country Club Invitational golf championship fires off today at the posh The Country Club course Laguna.
Frankie Miñoza, the country’s foremost golfer, has begged off to honor a previous commitment in Japan, his base the last 15 years while former RP Open champion Gerald Rosales accepted the European Tour’s invitation to play in the Caltex Singapore Open, slated also this week.
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To make sure the course will offer a different kind of challenge, organizers of the P3.85 million event, in consultation with course manager Robert Horan, converted the two par-5s on both nines into a couple of par-4s, making the Tom Weiskopf-designed layout a tougher one when it plays to a par-70 course.
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Frankie Miñoza, the country’s foremost golfer, has begged off to honor a previous commitment in Japan, his base the last 15 years while former RP Open champion Gerald Rosales accepted the European Tour’s invitation to play in the Caltex Singapore Open, slated also this week.
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To make sure the course will offer a different kind of challenge, organizers of the P3.85 million event, in consultation with course manager Robert Horan, converted the two par-5s on both nines into a couple of par-4s, making the Tom Weiskopf-designed layout a tougher one when it plays to a par-70 course.
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