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Jay Bayron sizzled with a five-under par 67 but the Philippines ran out of holes for a comeback, settling for 38th place on a closing three-under par 141 in the men’s World Golf Team Championship ruled by the Netherlands in Stellenbosch, South Africa Sunday.


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The Philippines struggled in a late, late cold afternoon flight when the wind got up at the Stellenbosch Golf Club, limping with a 10-over 154 and falling 15 strokes behind Canada at the start of the men’s World Amateur Golf Championships in Stellenbosch, South Africa Thursday.


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Too little, too late for RP golfers in World Am

October 31, 2006 - 12:00am

Jay Bayron sizzled with a five-under par 67 but the Philippines ran out of holes for a comeback, settling for 38th place on a closing three-under par 141 in the men’s World Golf Team Championship ruled by...

Sports

RP golfers trail leaders by 15 in World Am

October 28, 2006 - 12:00am

The Philippines struggled in a late, late cold afternoon flight when the wind got up at the Stellenbosch Golf Club, limping with a 10-over 154 and falling 15 strokes behind Canada at the start of the men’s...

Sports