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[Title] => Rosales to grace RP-Japan Jungolf
[Summary] => US Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) standout Jenny Rosales will join VIPs in hitting the ceremonial balls for the inaugural Philippines-Japan Friendship tournament Monday at the scenic Tagaytay Midlands Golf Club.
Rosales, one of the most successful products of the local jungolf movement, will take a break from her training for the new LPGA season to grace the year’s opening event for junior golf.
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[Title] => Future stars play in Young Guns
[Summary] => The future stars of Philippine golf assemble at the world-class Manila Southwoods today to vie for honors in the second Young Guns at the Legends, a tournament specially-designed for kids 12 years and below. Tee-off time is 7:30 a.m.
Most of the year’s standouts in the jungolf ranks are in the roster of 80 players who will dispute the top awards in six age-classifications.
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[Title] => Big roster vies in TJGL jungolf tomorrow
[Summary] => Ninety-six jungolfers, led by defending overall champion Mikee Camitoc and the multi-titled Miguel Tabuena, will see action in the second TJGL Junior Golf Open starting tomorrow at the north course of the Canlubang Golf and Country Club.
Tee-off is shotgun style at 8 a.m.
The big field will vie for division honors in Classes A to E in the 18-hole event presented by City Golf to celebrate the second year anniversary of The Junior Golfers League.
The tourney is part of the Junior Golf Foundation of the Philippines’ school season program.
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[Title] => RP bets resume jungolf bid
[Summary] => PALM Springs, California — Nineteen Filipino jungolfers resume their campaign in the United States when they see action in the Palm Desert Junior Classic golf championships blasting off Monday (Tuesday in Manila) in three different courses here.
Focus will be on Andie Unson, who became the darling of the RP contingent in the Callaway Junior World last week in nearby San Diego when she finished second in the girls 6-8 years, and two other top guns, Wolen Juan Superal and Dottie Ardina.
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Rosales, one of the most successful products of the local jungolf movement, will take a break from her training for the new LPGA season to grace the year’s opening event for junior golf.
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Most of the year’s standouts in the jungolf ranks are in the roster of 80 players who will dispute the top awards in six age-classifications.
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Tee-off is shotgun style at 8 a.m.
The big field will vie for division honors in Classes A to E in the 18-hole event presented by City Golf to celebrate the second year anniversary of The Junior Golfers League.
The tourney is part of the Junior Golf Foundation of the Philippines’ school season program.
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Focus will be on Andie Unson, who became the darling of the RP contingent in the Callaway Junior World last week in nearby San Diego when she finished second in the girls 6-8 years, and two other top guns, Wolen Juan Superal and Dottie Ardina.
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