+ Follow FRANKLIN AMERICAN MORTGAGE CHAMPIONSHIP Tag
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[Title] => Rosales four shots behind leader
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales, back in harness after a two-week rest, fired a one-under par 70 to stay four strokes off Australian Karrie Webb in the opener of the $2.2 million Michelob Ultra Open at the par-71 Kingsmill Resort and Spa at Kingsmill, Virginia.
Rosales, who skipped last week’s Franklin American Mortgage Championship after missing the cut in the Ginn Clubs and Resorts Open in Florida, mixed three birdies against two bogeys for that 35-35 card that gained her a share of 13th place with 10 others, including Paula Creamer and Juli Inkster.
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[Title] => Jennifer rarin’ to get back to action
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales has undergone therapy to heal a bruised back sustained in a freak accident a few days back and is all set to resume her campaign in the LPGA tour, looking to build up momentum for a possible shot at a first major title in the McDonald’s LPGA Championship in Delaware in the second week of June.
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[Title] => Rosales holds ‘fun golf’ for friends
[Summary] => Jenny Rosales celebrates her breakthrough victory in the recent Chick-fil-A Championship with a fun golf tournament dubbed the "J-Ro Cup" set at the end of this month at her home course at the Manila Southwoods.
The one-day event will serve as Rosales’ thank-you tournament for her friends and backers who supported her throughout her five-year campaign on the lucrative LPGA tour, according to swing coach Bong Lopez.
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[Title] => New quests ahead for lonely Jenny
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That’s how Jenny Rosales feels at a time when she should be celebrating with her family, friends and supporters after snapping a four-year title drought on the LPGA Tour with a stunning win in the Chick-fil-A Charity Championship in Georgia Sunday.
"Malungkot siya kasi wala siyang kasama," Jenny’s swing guru Bong Lopez told The STAR yesterday.
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Rosales, who skipped last week’s Franklin American Mortgage Championship after missing the cut in the Ginn Clubs and Resorts Open in Florida, mixed three birdies against two bogeys for that 35-35 card that gained her a share of 13th place with 10 others, including Paula Creamer and Juli Inkster.
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The one-day event will serve as Rosales’ thank-you tournament for her friends and backers who supported her throughout her five-year campaign on the lucrative LPGA tour, according to swing coach Bong Lopez.
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"Malungkot siya kasi wala siyang kasama," Jenny’s swing guru Bong Lopez told The STAR yesterday.
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