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[Summary] => SAN DIEGO – Forty-eight Filipino junior players begin their respective bids in the 39th edition of Callaway Junior World Golf Championships on Tuesday (Wednesday in Manila), eyeing to make it to the exclusive club of 12 age-group winners in the annual competition that again has lured a thousand players from around the globe.
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