+ Follow CAMP JOHN HAY OPEN Tag
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[Title] => Sherwood triumph sends Lascuña to top of OOM
[Summary] => With one victory and three top 10 finishes in the fledgling Philippine golf tour, Tony Lascuña paces the stellar field in the Order of Merit race heading into the fifth leg of the circuit slated May 10-13 at the Manila Southwoods’ Legends Course.
Lascuña, who had posted three victories since he joined the pro ranks in 1997, has amassed P176,500 on the strength of his triumph over Robert Pactolerin in the Smart-Sherwood Classic last month.
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[Title] => Test of putting, clubbing up at Sherwood
[Summary] => A wind-blown natural beauty which has charmed even its legendary designer Jack Nicklaus takes the spotlight in the P700,000 Ericsson-Smart Zed Sherwood Hills Classic, the third leg of the new Philippine tour starting tomorrow.
After tackling two courses so different in length and character, the local pros will be up for a brand new challenge of touch putting and smart club selection at Sherwood Hills with its super-fast greens and natural blowers.
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[Title] => Young Miñoza surprise leader
[Summary] => BORACAY – Peter Miñoza frolicked in a day of sun and rain and sizzled with a 65 at the Fairways and Bluewater layout to find himself the bewildered leader in a lean field in the 11th staging of the Goma Cup here yesterday.
Miñoza’s seven-under card at the scenic Boracay resort gave him a four-stroke lead over Canadian Rick Gibson and local bets Vic Santia, Edwin Sanchez, Elmer Salvador, Benjie Magada and Japanese Tonokazu Yoshinaga, who all had 69s.
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[Title] => Sinfuego ends title drought
[Summary] => BAGUIO  What he had failed to do at Southwoods, Richard Sinfuego did it here in Baguio but the talented Canlubang pro had to shoot a stirring course record-tying 60 yesterday to turn back a gutsy stand by Japanese Tonokazu Yoshinaga and an ace-spiked round by buddy Tony Lascuna to win his first pro title in five years.
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[Title] => Japanese bucks rivals’ big charge
[Summary] => BAGUIO — Pressured by a slew of local bets and slowed down early by poor form, Tonokazu Yoshinaga came through with a spectacular, if miraculous shot in between a swarm of pine trees on No. 17 for birdie and a 69 that kept the gutsy Japanese at the helm with one round left in the Camp John Hay Open here yesterday.
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[Title] => Japanese up by 2 as Sinfuego falters
[Summary] => BAGUIO City — In a tournament fast shaping out to be a putting contest, a foreigner continued to stir up interest in the Camp John Hay Open as Japanese Tonokazu Yoshinaga fired a second straight 65 yesterday to cut erstwhile co-leader Richard Sinfuego down to size and post a two-stroke lead halfway through the P700,000 event here.
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[Title] => Sinfuego fires 65, shares lead
[Summary] => BAGUIO City  Richard Sinfuego returned to the very scene of his pro debut and fired an eagle-aided three-under par 65 yesterday, hoping to atone for his disastrous windup in the MRT Southwoods Open and finally score a breakthrough victory in five years in the Camp John Hay Open over a course too short for the revered men of the tour but too tough for the fainthearted.
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[Title] => Antonio rules CAP seniors golf
[Summary] => It was a last-minute decision that turned into a huge career-boost for Roger Antonio.
Short of cash due to the lack of tournaments the past two years, Antonio almost didn’t make it to the College Assurance Plan Seniors Challenge at the Manila Southwoods Masters course.
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[Title] => MRT-SOUTHWOODS OPEN: Finally, Pagunsan bags one
[Summary] => CARMONA, Cavite  Club pro Rey Pagunsan outduelled former national teammate Richard Sinfuego in the early going then built enough cushion to hold off the rallying Rick Gibson and score a breakthrough win in the MRT-Southwoods Open with a closing 71 at the Southwoods’ Masters course here yesterday.
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CAMP JOHN HAY OPEN
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[Title] => Sherwood triumph sends Lascuña to top of OOM
[Summary] => With one victory and three top 10 finishes in the fledgling Philippine golf tour, Tony Lascuña paces the stellar field in the Order of Merit race heading into the fifth leg of the circuit slated May 10-13 at the Manila Southwoods’ Legends Course.
Lascuña, who had posted three victories since he joined the pro ranks in 1997, has amassed P176,500 on the strength of his triumph over Robert Pactolerin in the Smart-Sherwood Classic last month.
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[Title] => Test of putting, clubbing up at Sherwood
[Summary] => A wind-blown natural beauty which has charmed even its legendary designer Jack Nicklaus takes the spotlight in the P700,000 Ericsson-Smart Zed Sherwood Hills Classic, the third leg of the new Philippine tour starting tomorrow.
After tackling two courses so different in length and character, the local pros will be up for a brand new challenge of touch putting and smart club selection at Sherwood Hills with its super-fast greens and natural blowers.
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[Title] => Young Miñoza surprise leader
[Summary] => BORACAY – Peter Miñoza frolicked in a day of sun and rain and sizzled with a 65 at the Fairways and Bluewater layout to find himself the bewildered leader in a lean field in the 11th staging of the Goma Cup here yesterday.
Miñoza’s seven-under card at the scenic Boracay resort gave him a four-stroke lead over Canadian Rick Gibson and local bets Vic Santia, Edwin Sanchez, Elmer Salvador, Benjie Magada and Japanese Tonokazu Yoshinaga, who all had 69s.
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[Title] => Sinfuego ends title drought
[Summary] => BAGUIO  What he had failed to do at Southwoods, Richard Sinfuego did it here in Baguio but the talented Canlubang pro had to shoot a stirring course record-tying 60 yesterday to turn back a gutsy stand by Japanese Tonokazu Yoshinaga and an ace-spiked round by buddy Tony Lascuna to win his first pro title in five years.
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[Title] => Japanese bucks rivals’ big charge
[Summary] => BAGUIO — Pressured by a slew of local bets and slowed down early by poor form, Tonokazu Yoshinaga came through with a spectacular, if miraculous shot in between a swarm of pine trees on No. 17 for birdie and a 69 that kept the gutsy Japanese at the helm with one round left in the Camp John Hay Open here yesterday.
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[Title] => Japanese up by 2 as Sinfuego falters
[Summary] => BAGUIO City — In a tournament fast shaping out to be a putting contest, a foreigner continued to stir up interest in the Camp John Hay Open as Japanese Tonokazu Yoshinaga fired a second straight 65 yesterday to cut erstwhile co-leader Richard Sinfuego down to size and post a two-stroke lead halfway through the P700,000 event here.
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[Title] => Sinfuego fires 65, shares lead
[Summary] => BAGUIO City  Richard Sinfuego returned to the very scene of his pro debut and fired an eagle-aided three-under par 65 yesterday, hoping to atone for his disastrous windup in the MRT Southwoods Open and finally score a breakthrough victory in five years in the Camp John Hay Open over a course too short for the revered men of the tour but too tough for the fainthearted.
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[Title] => Antonio rules CAP seniors golf
[Summary] => It was a last-minute decision that turned into a huge career-boost for Roger Antonio.
Short of cash due to the lack of tournaments the past two years, Antonio almost didn’t make it to the College Assurance Plan Seniors Challenge at the Manila Southwoods Masters course.
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[Title] => MRT-SOUTHWOODS OPEN: Finally, Pagunsan bags one
[Summary] => CARMONA, Cavite  Club pro Rey Pagunsan outduelled former national teammate Richard Sinfuego in the early going then built enough cushion to hold off the rallying Rick Gibson and score a breakthrough win in the MRT-Southwoods Open with a closing 71 at the Southwoods’ Masters course here yesterday.
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