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Marvin Dumandan and Jun Bernis finished with 75 and the Filipinos pooled a 217 total for the day and an 866 total, way behind the Thais and seven shots off Myanmar for third spot.


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Marvin Dumandan, slowly recovering from a bout with flu in the first round, fired a gutsy even par 72 at the Royal Brunei Airlines Golf Club course and counted for the team seeking to end a six-year drought in the annual event also known as the Putra Cup.


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A day after Lu Hsiao-ching of Taiwan came from behind to nip local bet Jayvie Agojo in a three-hole playoff for the girls crown, Sato was not in the mood to let his closest pursuers threaten his bid for a wire-to-wire victory.


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RP team 4th in Putra Cup

August 28, 2004 - 12:00am

INDONESIA – Michael Bibat and Boyet Saragoza submitted similar one-under 71s Friday, not enough to lead the Philippines to a top three finish in the Putra Cup won by Thailand in come-from-behind fashion. Marvin...

Sports

Golfers 3 adrift in Putra Cup

December 12, 2003 - 12:00am

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Brunei — The Philippines put in a second straight 218 under difficult playing conditions and moved up to second place behind new leader Thailand halfway through the Southeast Asia Amateur...

Sports

Sato completes romp, wins by 4

December 14, 2002 - 12:00am

Japanese Keisuke Sato matched par 72 yesterday to post a four-stroke victory in the boys division and cap a successful hosting by the country of the inaugural Asia-Pacific Junior Masters golf championships at the...

Sports