+ Follow FILIPINO GERALD ROSALES Tag
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[Title] => Gerald taps Jenny’s help to regain form
[Summary] => MACAU — Filipino Gerald Rosales is banking on advice from his famous sibling Jennifer, an LPGA Tour star, to help re-launch his flagging fortunes that once offered so much promise.
The 29-year-old Rosales, once a hot commodity after a stellar amateur career, lines up at this week’s Macau Open but it is his home event, the Philippine Open next week, where he is aiming to reproduce his best form.
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[Title] => Zarate five shots adrift; Gerald slips
[Summary] => DONGGUAN, China —The Philippines’ Danny Zarate fired a one-under par 71 and trailed the leader by five shots in the second round of the $1-million TCL Classic Friday at the Harbour Plaza Golf Club here.
Zarate had 140 in two days while another Filipino Gerald Rosales had a 73 for 141 following a 68 in the first day. Philippine-based Canadian Rick Gibson had 69-70-139.
Former Thai soldier Thongchai Jaidee’s red hot putter gave him a three-shot lead at the halfway stage of the event as American John Daly crashed out in spectacular fashion.
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[Title] => Rosales trails Thai by three
[Summary] => Filipino Gerald Rosales shot a two-under par 70 Saturday and gained a crack for a first Asian PGA Tour crown as he stood just three strokes off Thai Thongchai Jaidee heading into the final round of the Wills Indian Open in New Delhi, India.
Rosales, the reigning Philippine Open champion, played a steady round at the Classic Golf Resort layout where he gunned down birdies on Nos. 3 and 8th but he said later he could’ve moved within a stroke or two off the leader had he made a couple of short putts.
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FILIPINO GERALD ROSALES
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The 29-year-old Rosales, once a hot commodity after a stellar amateur career, lines up at this week’s Macau Open but it is his home event, the Philippine Open next week, where he is aiming to reproduce his best form.
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[Title] => Zarate five shots adrift; Gerald slips
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Zarate had 140 in two days while another Filipino Gerald Rosales had a 73 for 141 following a 68 in the first day. Philippine-based Canadian Rick Gibson had 69-70-139.
Former Thai soldier Thongchai Jaidee’s red hot putter gave him a three-shot lead at the halfway stage of the event as American John Daly crashed out in spectacular fashion.
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Rosales, the reigning Philippine Open champion, played a steady round at the Classic Golf Resort layout where he gunned down birdies on Nos. 3 and 8th but he said later he could’ve moved within a stroke or two off the leader had he made a couple of short putts.
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November 16, 2002 - 12:00am
