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Former national champion Mhark Fernando and reigning DHL Am titlist Jhonnel Ababa banner the four-man team out to end the Philippines’ long title drought in the Putra Cup golf championship slated Sept. 28-Oct. 1 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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Mhark Fernando fell short of his title bid in the Hong Kong Open Amateur Golf Championship, losing the crown to Daniel Nisbet of Australia despite a closing 68 at the Discovery Bay Golf Club in Hong Kong yesterday.

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Reigning national champion Mhark Fernando fought back from two over par rounds with a solid six-under par 66 to grab a share of lead with Australian Daniel Nisbet in the third round of the Hong Kong Open Amateur Golf Championship at the Discovery Bay Golf Club in Hong Kong yesterday.

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US-based Judson Eustaquio became the top Filipino placer in the Asian Amateur Championship ruled by Korean Han Chang-won, finishing 10th with a closing 72 as erstwhile contender Mhark Fernando limped home with a 78 at the Mission Hills Golf Club’s World Cup course Sunday.

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Former national champion Mhark Fernando and reigning DHL Am titlist Jhonnel Ababa banner the four-man team out to end the Philippines’ long title drought in the Putra Cup golf championship slated Sept. 28-Oct. 1 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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Mhark Fernando fell short of his title bid in the Hong Kong Open Amateur Golf Championship, losing the crown to Daniel Nisbet of Australia despite a closing 68 at the Discovery Bay Golf Club in Hong Kong yesterday.

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Reigning national champion Mhark Fernando fought back from two over par rounds with a solid six-under par 66 to grab a share of lead with Australian Daniel Nisbet in the third round of the Hong Kong Open Amateur Golf Championship at the Discovery Bay Golf Club in Hong Kong yesterday.

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US-based Judson Eustaquio became the top Filipino placer in the Asian Amateur Championship ruled by Korean Han Chang-won, finishing 10th with a closing 72 as erstwhile contender Mhark Fernando limped home with a 78 at the Mission Hills Golf Club’s World Cup course Sunday.

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