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[Title] => Go wavers, fall 6 shot off in As-Pac tilt
[Summary] => LJ Go blew what could’ve been a solid card as he stumbled with a bogey and a double-bogey at the finish, settling for a three-under 67 and dropping six strokes behind Chinese Cheng Jin in the third round of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in Hong Kong yesterday.
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[Title] => Ikeda 4 shots off in Sime Darby elims
[Summary] => Former SEA Games gold medalist Chihiro Ikeda carded a two-over 73 and trailed Taiwanese Ssu Chia Cheng by four at the start of 36-hole Sime Darby Qualifier at the par-71 Kuala Lumpur Golf Club in Malaysia Thursday.
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[Title] => Pinays melt down, lose to Thais by 1
[Summary] => The national ladies team wilted under pressure and the scorching heat and hobbled home with its worst-ever output of 224, enabling Thailand to snatch a one-stroke victory with a 220 and extend its reign in the Santi Cup at the Clearwater Bay Golf and Country Club here yesterday.
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[Title] => Golfers eye breakthrough in Santi Cup
[Summary] => Dottie Ardina and Chihiro Ikeda hope to dish out the game expected of them as the Philippines takes another crack at the Santi Cup, one of the three titles to be disputed in the Putra Cup, which gets going tomorrow at the Clearwater Bay Golf and Country Club in Hong Kong.
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[Title] => Golfers seek HK Cup title repeat
[Summary] => Reigning national champion Rupert Zaragoza heads a solid crew of jungolfers out to defend its Lion City Cup crown in Hong Kong next week while the men’s and ladies squads seek to end Thailand’s domination of the Putra Cup and Santi Cup, respectively.
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[Title] => True North layout completed soon
[Summary] => True North Golf Club in Clark Economic Zone is reaching the final construction stages of its first 18 holes and golf clubhouse facilities. The front nine will open for initial play for members by the end of September, while the construction of the back nine will be completed before the end of the year.
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[Title] => RP golfers falter in Putra Cup
[Summary] => CHONBURI, Thailand — The Philippines faltered in the final round with a woeful 239 and settled for second place behind Thailand, which romped away with its third straight Putra Cup crown at the Chonburi Golf and Country Club course here yesterday.
It was a sorry windup for the Filipinos, who started the day with a two-shot lead over the hosts but just couldn’t hang on in the face of the Thais’ stirring final round blitz.
The Philippines wound up with an 893, 16 strokes behind the Thais who simply ran away with the title on an 877 total.
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It was a sorry windup for the Filipinos, who started the day with a two-shot lead over the hosts but just couldn’t hang on in the face of the Thais’ stirring final round blitz.
The Philippines wound up with an 893, 16 strokes behind the Thais who simply ran away with the title on an 877 total.
Over in Hong Ko
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