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[Title] => Eagle Ridge hosts AGC kick-off leg
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Participants are primed for a challenging time after more than a months respite since the yearend tourneny in Wack Wack Golf Club last Dec. 16.
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[Title] => Architects tackle challenging Midlands layout
[Summary] => Architects will travel south Monday to see action at the hazard-laden Tagaytay Midlands for another tournament where a big turnout of 130 golfers is expected.
The game is twice challenging with the match play for the Golfer of the Year plum now in the semifinals stage. Contenders will move on to the finals next month at the East course of Wack Wack Golf Club.
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[Title] => AGC Presidents Cup slated at Forest Hills
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Participants are primed for a challenging time after more than a months respite since the yearend tourneny in Wack Wack Golf Club last Dec. 16.
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The game is twice challenging with the match play for the Golfer of the Year plum now in the semifinals stage. Contenders will move on to the finals next month at the East course of Wack Wack Golf Club.
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