+ Follow EISENHOWER CUP Tag
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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.
Bayron, 27, finally found his touch after three days of struggle, gunning down seven birdies against two bogeys at Stellenbosch Golf Club for a 34-33 card highlighted by three straight birdies from No. 15.
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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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STELLENBOSCH, South Africa — The youthful Philippine ladies squad succumbed to overwhelming pressure of playing against the world’s finest shotmakers right in the first day of the World Amateur Golf Team Championships, fumbling with an 11-over 155 and falling behind by 18 shots behind a hot-starting Japan in the Espirito Santo Trophy at the De Zalze Golf Club here Wednesday.
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