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[Summary] => Standouts of the highly-successful 2001 summer circuit of the Junior Golf Foundation of the Philippines settle the issue on who’s the best when the Jungolf Tournament of Champions is held starting today at the Tat Filipinas course in San Pedro, Laguna. Tee-off time is 9:30 a.m.
The top 10 jungolfers in each five age-group classifications will be leading the field in the 54-hole culmination of a 10-leg, Luzon-wide circuit sponsored by Northwest Airlines as the official carrier.
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[Title] => Gonzales captures jungolf crown
[Summary] => Katrina Gonzales nipped Ersa Arriola in a sudden-death playoff played under driving rain for the girls Class A plum even as DJ Padilla pulled off a breakthrough win in boys Class B in the Sherwood Hills Jungolf Open, the seventh leg of the Jungolf summer circuit recently.
The 14-year-old Gonzales, daughter of a Prudentialife executive, parred the extra hole against the bogey of her Batangas-based rival to earn her sixth leg title in the series sponsored by Northwest Airlines and also supported by Globe and Skyway.
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The top 10 jungolfers in each five age-group classifications will be leading the field in the 54-hole culmination of a 10-leg, Luzon-wide circuit sponsored by Northwest Airlines as the official carrier.
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The 14-year-old Gonzales, daughter of a Prudentialife executive, parred the extra hole against the bogey of her Batangas-based rival to earn her sixth leg title in the series sponsored by Northwest Airlines and also supported by Globe and Skyway.
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