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                    [Title] => Bondad romps away with 6-shot win in HK
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                    [Title] => Bondad paces SEAG rival in Hong Kong tilt
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Being unfamiliar with the tight layout, the wily Bondad, 17, just tried to keep her ball in play, never forcing herself into attacking the par-5 holes, including No.10, which she eagled with a superb pitch from 50 yards. 


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                    [Title] => Jenny in town, predicts SEAG sweep for RP
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Jennifer Rosales yesterday underscored the need for the Filipino golfers to gain more exposure abroad in a bid to become more competitive and eventually develop into world-class players like her.


In an interview with The STAR, Rosales, perhaps the most successful Filipino golfer, having penetrated the tough LPGA Tour, said the country has many good players only they don’t get enough exposure to world-class events.


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                    [Title] => Asistio bounces back to pace elims
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The 16-year-old Asistio, perhaps the best jungolfer in the land today, strung up nines of 34-34 at the par-70 layout, highlighting his round with six birdies that more than made up for his out-of-bounds drive on No. 1 and a bogey on No. 8.


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                    [Title] => Local aces start campaign in RP Amateur
                    [Summary] => BACOLOD — Local bets Juvic Pagunsan and Anya Tanpinco head a curious mix of players vying for top honors in the Philippine Amateur Golf Championships unfolding today with the 36-hole stroke play competition at the par-70 Negros Occidental Golf & Country Club here.


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                    [Title] => Bondad leads RP Ladies Am cast
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The 17-year-old, who was born in Los Angeles and raised in Australia, will fly in on Wednesday and will participate in the four-day event as the organizing National Golf Association of the Philippines holds a women’s match play championship  for the first time ever.


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Being unfamiliar with the tight layout, the wily Bondad, 17, just tried to keep her ball in play, never forcing herself into attacking the par-5 holes, including No.10, which she eagled with a superb pitch from 50 yards. 


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In an interview with The STAR, Rosales, perhaps the most successful Filipino golfer, having penetrated the tough LPGA Tour, said the country has many good players only they don’t get enough exposure to world-class events.


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The 16-year-old Asistio, perhaps the best jungolfer in the land today, strung up nines of 34-34 at the par-70 layout, highlighting his round with six birdies that more than made up for his out-of-bounds drive on No. 1 and a bogey on No. 8.


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