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[Title] => Miñoza sputters at finish, trails by five
[Summary] => A double-bogey mishap on the final hole dropped Frankie Miñoza down the leaderboard in the rich Japan PGA Championship as the ace Filipino shotmaker struggled with a 73 at the start of the $110,000 event in Fukuoka, Japan yesterday.
It was a start Miñoza had least expected to dish out four days after he topped the Fujisankei Classic in Togo although his two-over card at the par-71 Queen’s Hills Golf Club didn’t put him too far behind the leaders with a three-under 68 proving to be the day’s best score.
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It was a start Miñoza had least expected to dish out four days after he topped the Fujisankei Classic in Togo although his two-over card at the par-71 Queen’s Hills Golf Club didn’t put him too far behind the leaders with a three-under 68 proving to be the day’s best score.
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[Summary] => Fresh from his inspiring victory last Sunday, Frankie Miñoza hopes to keep his form and dish out another solid game that has marked his campaign in the Japan PGA Tour this season as the ace Filipino shotmaker leads the field in the rich Japan PGA Championship beginning today in Fukuoka, Japan.
Miñoza is coming into the $110,000 championship at the Queen’s Hills Golf Club with a high-level of confidence following his stirring victory in the Fujisankei Classic Sunday where he fought back from a seven-stroke deficit to beat Japanese Tsukasa Watanabe by one stroke.
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It was a start Miñoza had least expected to dish out four days after he topped the Fujisankei Classic in Togo although his two-over card at the par-71 Queen’s Hills Golf Club didn’t put him too far behind the leaders with a three-under 68 proving to be the day’s best score.
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It was a start Miñoza had least expected to dish out four days after he topped the Fujisankei Classic in Togo although his two-over card at the par-71 Queen’s Hills Golf Club didn’t put him too far behind the leaders with a three-under 68 proving to be the day’s best score.
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Miñoza is coming into the $110,000 championship at the Queen’s Hills Golf Club with a high-level of confidence following his stirring victory in the Fujisankei Classic Sunday where he fought back from a seven-stroke deficit to beat Japanese Tsukasa Watanabe by one stroke.
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