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14th Philippine Masters golf championship starting Thursday, at the Villamor
Golf Club.

Though still to clinch a major championship abroad, Casas has contended for the
title in several legs of the Davidoff Tour the most notable of which was in the
Wills Indian Open and the Thailand Masters recently.

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heading to an all-important stint in the Kirin Open on April 20 in Japan where
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Rosales trails Thai by three

March 19, 2001 - 12:00am

Filipino Gerald Rosales shot a two-under par 70 Saturday and gained a crack for a first Asian PGA Tour crown as he stood just three strokes off Thai Thongchai Jaidee heading into the final round of the Wills Indian...

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Casas top pick in RP Masters

May 1, 2000 - 12:00am

With the possible absence of defending champion Frankie Miñoza, the in-form Cassius Casas has been installed as the prohibitive favorite in the 14th Philippine Masters golf championship starting Thursday,...

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CASAS BRIMMING WITH CONFIDENCE: Winning a matter of time

April 1, 2000 - 12:00am

Cassius Casas set two course records abroad in the last two weeks but still came back empty-handed, a second victory in the international arena remaining elusive since he triumphed in 1995 in Singapore. But...

Sports