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[Title] => Fully-automated MGC driving range opens
[Summary] => After a successful series of test runs, the Makati Golf Club, the country’s first fully-automated driving range, will start operations tomorrow as a prelude to its soft opening on Dec. 4.
The four-storey facility at 7232 Malugay St., Barangay Bel-Air, Makati, also houses the country’s first-ever Golf Mall with concept stores carrying the biggest brands in the world market like Mizuno, Callaway, Wilson, KZG, Taylor Made and S-Yard, the Custom Club Makers shop and many more.
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[Title] => Golfers tough task: Keep SEAG winning tradition
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Expect a tough stint for the women’s golf team in this week’s Southeast Asian Games in Malaysia. But expect a tougher outing for the men’s squad when action in golf competitions fires off Sept. 10 at the Sungai Long Golf Club in Kuala Lumpur.
For one, the country will be fielding in a four-man team with no experience in SEA Games wars, except perhaps for Juvic Pagunsan, the spearhead of the squad who has had a number of international exposures, including the Putra Cup.
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[Title] => Pagunsan slows down, keeps lead
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National team mainstay Juvic Pagunsan overcame intermittent rains, firing a one-over-par 73 to keep a commanding seven-stroke lead going into the final round of the second Canlubang Amateur Open golf championship at Canlubang’s South course yesterday.
With the Robert Trent Jones-designed layout spared by the heavy downpour that swept the metropolis but played long with soft and muddy fairways, Pagunsan came up with a decent round as he virtually put the wraps on the coveted crown in the 72-hole tournament.
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The four-storey facility at 7232 Malugay St., Barangay Bel-Air, Makati, also houses the country’s first-ever Golf Mall with concept stores carrying the biggest brands in the world market like Mizuno, Callaway, Wilson, KZG, Taylor Made and S-Yard, the Custom Club Makers shop and many more.
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For one, the country will be fielding in a four-man team with no experience in SEA Games wars, except perhaps for Juvic Pagunsan, the spearhead of the squad who has had a number of international exposures, including the Putra Cup.
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[Summary] => National team mainstay Juvic Pagunsan overcame intermittent rains, firing a one-over-par 73 to keep a commanding seven-stroke lead going into the final round of the second Canlubang Amateur Open golf championship at Canlubang’s South course yesterday.
With the Robert Trent Jones-designed layout spared by the heavy downpour that swept the metropolis but played long with soft and muddy fairways, Pagunsan came up with a decent round as he virtually put the wraps on the coveted crown in the 72-hole tournament.
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