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[Title] => 12-leg pro circuit in the works
[Summary] => Preparations are under way for the revival of the local pro golf tour with former golf chief and sportsman Benny Gopez spearheading the re-staging of the circuit that flourished in the 90s with the year long Philip Morris tour.
Gopez, who opted not to seek a third term as head of the amateur golf body — the National Golf Association of the Phils. (NGAP) — to focus on the revival of the pro tour, said the BMG Group of Companies will finance the circuit tentatively set to kick off in the fourth quarter of the year.
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[Title] => Unity seen in RP golf as amnesty granted
[Summary] => DOTC Secretary Leandro Mendoza yesterday took over the reins of the National Golf Association of the Philippines by acclamation even as the country’s ruling golf body opened the door for reconciliation by granting unconditional amnesty to all golf clubs it has been at odds with in the past.
They include some 24 member-clubs not in good standing or those that have not paid their dues and the eight clubs that resigned from the NGAP fold due to disagreement with its leadership and policies. The move is also expected to lure the 29 non-member clubs into the NGAP fold.
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[Title] => DOTC chief looms as new golf chief
[Summary] => DOTC Secretary Leandro Mendoza is expected to take over the helm of the National Golf Association of the Philippines beginning today with a mission of bringing back unity to golf’s governing body which has been at odds with the country’s major golf clubs.
The country’s governing body for golf holds its biennial elections today at Villamor with Mendoza, representing Mt. Malarayat, expected to become its 11th president after outgoing president Benny Gopez announced that he would not seek reelection after serving for two terms.
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[Title] => RP seeks better employment terms for OFWs in Taiwan
[Summary] => The Philippines will ask Taiwan to do away with its current broker system in the hiring of Filipino workers during the forthcoming Joint Economic Cooperation (JEC) meeting next month.
Instead, the Philippines will ask Taiwan to expand the Special Hiring Program for Taiwan which is designed to deploy Filipino workers to Taiwan without the intervention of Taiwanese manpower/broker agencies and Filipino recruiting/broker agencies, according to Reynaldo C. Gopez, labor representative to Taiwan.
[DatePublished] => 2005-11-04 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => Juvic can’t dictate on NGAP — Gopez
[Summary] => Players should never impose their personal will to any national sports association (NSA).
Even if he happens to be of Juvic Pagunsan’s caliber.
The National Golf Association of the Philippines (NGAP) yesterday said it won’t give in to the demands of Pagunsan just for him to don the national colors.
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[Title] => Either Razon takes charge or Juvic out
[Summary] => No compromise.
That’s how Juvic Pagunsan’s camp reiterated its stand on the player’s reported plan to defer his decision to turn pro ahead of the Southeast Asian Games if the NGAP (National Golf Association of the Phils.) would keep its hands off the training of the national team competing in the biennial games.
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[Title] => New NGAP head vows full swing on programs
[Summary] => Benny Gopez, the outspoken, often-misunderstood golf official involved in Philippine sports for years, was elected unopposed as president of the National Golf Association of the Philippines yesterday and vowed to vigorously pursue the programs initiated by his predecessor since 2000.
"Our development programs under Mr. (Rod) Feliciano has been as strong as ever and I intend to pursue them and add more teeth to ensure that all loopholes are plugged," said Gopez after the elections held at the Philippine Navy Golf Clubhouse.
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[Title] => Alleged attempt to destabilize NGAP hit
[Summary] => The National Golf Association of the Philippines yesterday deplored an alleged attempt to undermine the gains made by the present NGAP leadership through years of hardwork.
"We cannot allow this," said NGAP president Rod Feliciano in a statement. "We at the NGAP have scored so much victories and gains during the last four years of our rebuilding programs and now come these dark forces out to destroy us once again."
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[Title] => Manotoc bid good for golf — Gopez
[Summary] => National Golf Association of the Philippines (NGAP) secretary-general Benny Gopez yesterday urged sportsman Tommy Manotoc to pursue his bid to run for the highest post in the NGAP elections to, once and for all, unify the golfing community.
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[Title] => Manotoc to pull out of polls
[Summary] => The NGAP (National Golf Association of the Philippines) yesterday allayed fears that the issuance of an old directive on membership dues that may run up to hundreds of thousands, or even millions of pesos to be paid by member clubs is literally driving a wedge between the golf body and a group seeking new mandate in the local golf hierarchy.
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[Title] => 12-leg pro circuit in the works
[Summary] => Preparations are under way for the revival of the local pro golf tour with former golf chief and sportsman Benny Gopez spearheading the re-staging of the circuit that flourished in the 90s with the year long Philip Morris tour.
Gopez, who opted not to seek a third term as head of the amateur golf body — the National Golf Association of the Phils. (NGAP) — to focus on the revival of the pro tour, said the BMG Group of Companies will finance the circuit tentatively set to kick off in the fourth quarter of the year.
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[Title] => Unity seen in RP golf as amnesty granted
[Summary] => DOTC Secretary Leandro Mendoza yesterday took over the reins of the National Golf Association of the Philippines by acclamation even as the country’s ruling golf body opened the door for reconciliation by granting unconditional amnesty to all golf clubs it has been at odds with in the past.
They include some 24 member-clubs not in good standing or those that have not paid their dues and the eight clubs that resigned from the NGAP fold due to disagreement with its leadership and policies. The move is also expected to lure the 29 non-member clubs into the NGAP fold.
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[Title] => DOTC chief looms as new golf chief
[Summary] => DOTC Secretary Leandro Mendoza is expected to take over the helm of the National Golf Association of the Philippines beginning today with a mission of bringing back unity to golf’s governing body which has been at odds with the country’s major golf clubs.
The country’s governing body for golf holds its biennial elections today at Villamor with Mendoza, representing Mt. Malarayat, expected to become its 11th president after outgoing president Benny Gopez announced that he would not seek reelection after serving for two terms.
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[Title] => RP seeks better employment terms for OFWs in Taiwan
[Summary] => The Philippines will ask Taiwan to do away with its current broker system in the hiring of Filipino workers during the forthcoming Joint Economic Cooperation (JEC) meeting next month.
Instead, the Philippines will ask Taiwan to expand the Special Hiring Program for Taiwan which is designed to deploy Filipino workers to Taiwan without the intervention of Taiwanese manpower/broker agencies and Filipino recruiting/broker agencies, according to Reynaldo C. Gopez, labor representative to Taiwan.
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[Title] => Juvic can’t dictate on NGAP — Gopez
[Summary] => Players should never impose their personal will to any national sports association (NSA).
Even if he happens to be of Juvic Pagunsan’s caliber.
The National Golf Association of the Philippines (NGAP) yesterday said it won’t give in to the demands of Pagunsan just for him to don the national colors.
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[Title] => Either Razon takes charge or Juvic out
[Summary] => No compromise.
That’s how Juvic Pagunsan’s camp reiterated its stand on the player’s reported plan to defer his decision to turn pro ahead of the Southeast Asian Games if the NGAP (National Golf Association of the Phils.) would keep its hands off the training of the national team competing in the biennial games.
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[Title] => New NGAP head vows full swing on programs
[Summary] => Benny Gopez, the outspoken, often-misunderstood golf official involved in Philippine sports for years, was elected unopposed as president of the National Golf Association of the Philippines yesterday and vowed to vigorously pursue the programs initiated by his predecessor since 2000.
"Our development programs under Mr. (Rod) Feliciano has been as strong as ever and I intend to pursue them and add more teeth to ensure that all loopholes are plugged," said Gopez after the elections held at the Philippine Navy Golf Clubhouse.
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[Title] => Alleged attempt to destabilize NGAP hit
[Summary] => The National Golf Association of the Philippines yesterday deplored an alleged attempt to undermine the gains made by the present NGAP leadership through years of hardwork.
"We cannot allow this," said NGAP president Rod Feliciano in a statement. "We at the NGAP have scored so much victories and gains during the last four years of our rebuilding programs and now come these dark forces out to destroy us once again."
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[Title] => Manotoc bid good for golf — Gopez
[Summary] => National Golf Association of the Philippines (NGAP) secretary-general Benny Gopez yesterday urged sportsman Tommy Manotoc to pursue his bid to run for the highest post in the NGAP elections to, once and for all, unify the golfing community.
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[Title] => Manotoc to pull out of polls
[Summary] => The NGAP (National Golf Association of the Philippines) yesterday allayed fears that the issuance of an old directive on membership dues that may run up to hundreds of thousands, or even millions of pesos to be paid by member clubs is literally driving a wedge between the golf body and a group seeking new mandate in the local golf hierarchy.
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