+ Follow BLACK COURSE Tag
BLACK COURSE
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[Title] => 'Must-see' shows on Studio 23 this week
[Summary] => The youth voice out their expectation in the newly-elected administration in the special Independence Day episode of Y-Speak today.
[DatePublished] => 2010-06-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => Tiger takes side trip to Bethpage for early tuneup
[Summary] => FARMINGDALE, New York – Tiger Woods returned to the Black Course at Bethpage on Monday, tuning up in preparation for his US Open title defense.
[DatePublished] => 2009-06-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => Que earns ticket to US Open
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Reigning Philippine Open champion Angelo Que gained a second crack at one of the world’s golfing majors when he finished second behind New Zealand’s David Smail in the sectional qualifying at the Ryugasaki Country Club at Ibaraki Prefecture in Japan Monday.
[DatePublished] => 2009-05-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => Que clinches US Open berth
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – Reigning Philippine Open champion Angelo Que gained a second crack at one of the world's golfing majors when he finished second behind New Zealand's David Smail in the sectional qualifying at the Ryugasaki Country Club in Japan yesterday.
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[Title] => Casas awed by monster course
[Summary] => Farmingdale, New York — Former Philippine Open champion Cassius Casas had a chance meeting with world No.1 Tiger Woods Tuesday and was awed by the Bethpage Black Course considered as a monster of a layout for being the longest in the US Open history.
After enduring a cross-country dash from San Francisco a day earlier upon learning of his inclusion in the starting field of the 102nd Open, Casas immediately went to the course and found Woods among the world’s top pros at the height of a Tuesday practice round.
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[Title] => Casas upbeat on US Open stint
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Felix Casas of the Philippines endured a cross-country trek on Monday to keep his date with a historic appearance in this week’s US Open in Bethpage State Park, New York.
The big-hitting Casas, the first Filipino to tee-up in the US Open, is determined to reinforce the Asian rise in playing standards after making a late dash to the year’s second Major.
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