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Cyna Rodriguez braces for her toughest challenge on the ICTSI Ladies Philippine Golf Tour as she spearheads the locals’ bid in the $75,000 ICTSI Ladies Open, which unwraps March 11 at Southlink Golf Club in Las Piñas.

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Among the confirmed entries are Nontaya Srisawang and Suteera Chanachai of Thailand, who are both carrying handicaps of 2 while Singapore will be represented by Melissa Loh (handicap 3), Sock Hwee Koh (6), Christabel Goh, Su-ann Heng (6) and Kristle Koh.
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Cyna Rodriguez braces for her toughest challenge on the ICTSI Ladies Philippine Golf Tour as she spearheads the locals’ bid in the $75,000 ICTSI Ladies Open, which unwraps March 11 at Southlink Golf Club in Las Piñas.

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Among the confirmed entries are Nontaya Srisawang and Suteera Chanachai of Thailand, who are both carrying handicaps of 2 while Singapore will be represented by Melissa Loh (handicap 3), Sock Hwee Koh (6), Christabel Goh, Su-ann Heng (6) and Kristle Koh.
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