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[Title] => P2.5 million RP Open to unfold at Malarayat
[Summary] => The Philippine Open, Asia’s oldest national golf championship, will still have its 2009 edition despite the recent calamities that hit the country.
[DatePublished] => 2009-11-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => Mimosa unfit for RP Open
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Organizers of the DHL-Philippine Open yesterday confirmed The STAR’s story last week that one of Mimosa’s composite courses is in poor shape and will not be ready for the big event when it is staged Feb. 26-29 in Clark Field, Pampanga.
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[Title] => Organizers eye alternate venues for RP Open
[Summary] => Bracing for a worse-case scenario, organizers of the 88th DHL-Philippine Open said they will tap any of the three championship layouts in southern metropolis in case Mimosa fails to meet the deadline set for the renovation of its composite Acacia and Lakeview courses in Clark Field, Pampanga.
"We’re running out of time. They (Mimosa management) have to do it quick or we will transfer the RP Open to another venue," said Benny Gopez, chairman of the RP Open organizing committee.
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[Title] => DHL sponsors 88th RP Open at Mimosa
[Summary] => Shelved last year due to lack of sponsor and a row with a local golf club, the Philippine Open hopes to make up for that absence with a grand staging this year with DHL as title sponsor of the country’s premier golf championship firing off Feb. 26 at the Mimosa Golf and Country Club in Pampanga.
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[Title] => RP int’l golf show ends today
[Summary] => With attendance expected to surpass the big figure on the first two days, exhibitors make their final pitch today as the sixth Philippine International Golf Show comes to a close at the SM Megamall Megatrade Hall.
It will be a day of raffles, celebrity appearances and super bargains as most of the 60 participating companies wrap up their participation in the three-day, Tradex-managed Golf Show.
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[Title] => Test of putting, clubbing up at Sherwood
[Summary] => A wind-blown natural beauty which has charmed even its legendary designer Jack Nicklaus takes the spotlight in the P700,000 Ericsson-Smart Zed Sherwood Hills Classic, the third leg of the new Philippine tour starting tomorrow.
After tackling two courses so different in length and character, the local pros will be up for a brand new challenge of touch putting and smart club selection at Sherwood Hills with its super-fast greens and natural blowers.
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GERALD ROSALES AND CASSIUS CASAS
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[Title] => P2.5 million RP Open to unfold at Malarayat
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[Title] => Mimosa unfit for RP Open
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Organizers of the DHL-Philippine Open yesterday confirmed The STAR’s story last week that one of Mimosa’s composite courses is in poor shape and will not be ready for the big event when it is staged Feb. 26-29 in Clark Field, Pampanga.
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[Title] => Organizers eye alternate venues for RP Open
[Summary] => Bracing for a worse-case scenario, organizers of the 88th DHL-Philippine Open said they will tap any of the three championship layouts in southern metropolis in case Mimosa fails to meet the deadline set for the renovation of its composite Acacia and Lakeview courses in Clark Field, Pampanga.
"We’re running out of time. They (Mimosa management) have to do it quick or we will transfer the RP Open to another venue," said Benny Gopez, chairman of the RP Open organizing committee.
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[Title] => DHL sponsors 88th RP Open at Mimosa
[Summary] => Shelved last year due to lack of sponsor and a row with a local golf club, the Philippine Open hopes to make up for that absence with a grand staging this year with DHL as title sponsor of the country’s premier golf championship firing off Feb. 26 at the Mimosa Golf and Country Club in Pampanga.
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[Title] => RP int’l golf show ends today
[Summary] => With attendance expected to surpass the big figure on the first two days, exhibitors make their final pitch today as the sixth Philippine International Golf Show comes to a close at the SM Megamall Megatrade Hall.
It will be a day of raffles, celebrity appearances and super bargains as most of the 60 participating companies wrap up their participation in the three-day, Tradex-managed Golf Show.
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[Title] => Test of putting, clubbing up at Sherwood
[Summary] => A wind-blown natural beauty which has charmed even its legendary designer Jack Nicklaus takes the spotlight in the P700,000 Ericsson-Smart Zed Sherwood Hills Classic, the third leg of the new Philippine tour starting tomorrow.
After tackling two courses so different in length and character, the local pros will be up for a brand new challenge of touch putting and smart club selection at Sherwood Hills with its super-fast greens and natural blowers.
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