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[Title] => WGAP bares circuit, quest for top amateurs
[Summary] => The Women’s Golf Association of the Philippines with over 300 active members will embark on their 2004 circuit on May 3, at the Malarayat Golf and Country Club with participants from 15 clubs vying for top honors in team and individual categories.
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[Title] => Villaroman propels S’woods in Luzvimin
[Summary] => Manila Southwoods, behind the 52 points of veteran Carmelette Villaroman, opened up a six-point lead over Canlubang at the start yesterday of the 11th WGAP Luzvimin Invitational golf tournament at the Cebu Country Club course.
Southwoods posted a four-player aggregate of 175 with the seasoned Lora Roberto chipping in 48, Tracy Locsin adding 45 and either of the 30s of Arlette Dizon and Glenda Da Roza. Lina de Guzman (51), Lucy Landicho (50), Terry Parala (34) and Teresa Carpio (34) put the undermanned Canlubang squad in second place at 169.
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[Title] => Heidi opens title defense today
[Summary] => Heidi Chua kicks off her title-retention bid in the 41st edition of Philippine Ladies Open golf championship today at the exclusive Manila Golf Club inside Forbes Park with practically the same group of local rivals she beat the last time up.
After taking a month-long break from the game, Chua returns to competitive action with national teammates Ria Denise Quiazon and Aileen Rose Yao looming as the biggest threats to her repeat bid.
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[Title] => All set for WGAP Cup in 3 courses
[Summary] => The stage is set for the WGAP Cup, the culminating event for the Women’s Golf Association of the Philippines Circuit, which will be held in three exclusive courses next month.
Defending champion Sta. Elena, Alabang, Villamor and Southwoods emerged the top four qualifiers after the eight-leg series and will be disputing the prestigious WGAP Cup designed by Impy Pilapil in three weekends starting at Riviera on Nov. 6.
Eight players will make up a team and will be competing in four different formats: alternate, aggregate, bestball and scramble.
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[Title] => Yao seeks repeat against top rivals in Ladies Open
[Summary] => Hardwork beckons for Aileen Rose Yao as she guns for a titular repeat against scratch player Ria Quiazon, former champion Carmelette Villaroman and a horde of challengers in the 2002 Philippine Ladies Open starting today at the west course of the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club.
Quiazon, the many-time national player taking a break from her studies in the US, has been tagged as the early favorite owing to the diminutive Yao’s lack of tournament play since her dramatic win last year.
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[Title] => RP ladies Open lures 90 players
[Summary] => Ninety players from eight countries are seeing action in the 2001 Philippine Ladies Amateur Open golf champion-ship which fires off Wednesday.
For the first time, the Ladies Open will be moving out of its old home, the Manila Golf Club, and will be held at the fabled east course of the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club in Mandaluyong.
Represented in the event won last year by Sri Lankan Thuhachini Selvaratnam are the countries of Australia, Hong Kong, England, Korea, Macau, New Zealand, Taiwan and host Philippines.
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GINA TUASON
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[Title] => WGAP bares circuit, quest for top amateurs
[Summary] => The Women’s Golf Association of the Philippines with over 300 active members will embark on their 2004 circuit on May 3, at the Malarayat Golf and Country Club with participants from 15 clubs vying for top honors in team and individual categories.
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[Title] => Villaroman propels S’woods in Luzvimin
[Summary] => Manila Southwoods, behind the 52 points of veteran Carmelette Villaroman, opened up a six-point lead over Canlubang at the start yesterday of the 11th WGAP Luzvimin Invitational golf tournament at the Cebu Country Club course.
Southwoods posted a four-player aggregate of 175 with the seasoned Lora Roberto chipping in 48, Tracy Locsin adding 45 and either of the 30s of Arlette Dizon and Glenda Da Roza. Lina de Guzman (51), Lucy Landicho (50), Terry Parala (34) and Teresa Carpio (34) put the undermanned Canlubang squad in second place at 169.
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[Title] => Heidi opens title defense today
[Summary] => Heidi Chua kicks off her title-retention bid in the 41st edition of Philippine Ladies Open golf championship today at the exclusive Manila Golf Club inside Forbes Park with practically the same group of local rivals she beat the last time up.
After taking a month-long break from the game, Chua returns to competitive action with national teammates Ria Denise Quiazon and Aileen Rose Yao looming as the biggest threats to her repeat bid.
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[Title] => All set for WGAP Cup in 3 courses
[Summary] => The stage is set for the WGAP Cup, the culminating event for the Women’s Golf Association of the Philippines Circuit, which will be held in three exclusive courses next month.
Defending champion Sta. Elena, Alabang, Villamor and Southwoods emerged the top four qualifiers after the eight-leg series and will be disputing the prestigious WGAP Cup designed by Impy Pilapil in three weekends starting at Riviera on Nov. 6.
Eight players will make up a team and will be competing in four different formats: alternate, aggregate, bestball and scramble.
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[Title] => Yao seeks repeat against top rivals in Ladies Open
[Summary] => Hardwork beckons for Aileen Rose Yao as she guns for a titular repeat against scratch player Ria Quiazon, former champion Carmelette Villaroman and a horde of challengers in the 2002 Philippine Ladies Open starting today at the west course of the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club.
Quiazon, the many-time national player taking a break from her studies in the US, has been tagged as the early favorite owing to the diminutive Yao’s lack of tournament play since her dramatic win last year.
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[Title] => RP ladies Open lures 90 players
[Summary] => Ninety players from eight countries are seeing action in the 2001 Philippine Ladies Amateur Open golf champion-ship which fires off Wednesday.
For the first time, the Ladies Open will be moving out of its old home, the Manila Golf Club, and will be held at the fabled east course of the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club in Mandaluyong.
Represented in the event won last year by Sri Lankan Thuhachini Selvaratnam are the countries of Australia, Hong Kong, England, Korea, Macau, New Zealand, Taiwan and host Philippines.
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