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                    [Summary] => Five down with eight holes remaining, Heidi Chua had started to lose her composure but Aileen Rose Yao and Ria Quiazon lost theirs faster than she did as the club bet snatched the Philippine Ladies Open crown before a stunned crowd at Wack Wack’s west course yesterday.


"I couldn’t believe I won," said the 20-year-old Chua, whose closing seven-over par 79 stood as one of the highest-ever winning scores in the annual event. She finished with a 227, 11 over par for 54 holes, and won by one stroke over Yao and Quiazon.


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Heidi, chief rivals forge ahead

January 16, 2003 - 12:00am

Not much changed this year for Heidi Chua. Despite an ‘not too serious’ buildup for her defense of the Philippine Ladies Open crown, Chua still managed to churn out a three-over par 74, enough to catch...

Sports

Chua bags Open title in bizarre end

January 19, 2002 - 12:00am

Five down with eight holes remaining, Heidi Chua had started to lose her composure but Aileen Rose Yao and Ria Quiazon lost theirs faster than she did as the club bet snatched the Philippine Ladies Open crown before...

Sports