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                    [Title] => Rotary golf stakes Toyota Altis at Valley
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Toyota Motor Philippines, through TMP president Mich Sugata, will stake an Altis as a hole-in-one prize in the Gov. Penny Policarpio Golf Classic at Valley on Monday, Jake Ayson announced.

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                    [Title] => Deadline set for nominees to NGAP polls
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The National Golf Association of the Phils. yesterday announced the deadline for nomination of club representatives to the coming Annual Council Meeting and NGAP biennial elections is on Friday with the polls set March 23 at the Manila Yacht Club.
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                    [Title] => RP golfers kumpiyansa sa kanilang kampanya sa Laos SEAG
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Walang nakakalamang at wala ring nakakatiyak ng panalo.
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                    [Title] => Wide-open race up for SEAG golf golds
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With no one enjoying the benefit of a course advantage, the Philippine golf team to the 25th Southeast Asian Games is hopeful about its gold medal chances in Laos, Vientiane two weeks from now.
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                    [Title] => First Fil-Am ladies invitational slated in Baguio
                    [Summary] => BAGUIO CITY–A modest field of 75 amateur parbusters will see action for the historic inaugural First Ladies Fil-Am invitational golf tournament which tees off starting on Feb. 17 at the par 61, Baguio Country Club and par 68, Camp John Hay golf courses.


These lady participants represent golf clubs from Negros Occidental, Philippine Navy GC, Alabang Country Club, Victorias GC, Riviera GC, Manila Southwoods,Forest Hills GC, and hosts Baguio Country Club (BCC) and Camp John Hay (CJHGC).


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                    [Title] => Uratex Caddies lures huge field
                    [Summary] => Over 100 players from 25 teams coming from as far south as Davao City and as far north as Rizal and Cavite have registered for the P2-million 15th Uratex National Caddies Championships.


"We expect a field of 70 clubs in the next few days," tournament committee co-chairmen Col. Abe Villanueva and Manding Santos said yesterday. "Other clubs still have time to sign up."


The 72-hole tournament, bankrolled by the Cheng family, will start Feb. 17 at the Valley Golf and Country Club’s Executive course.  


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                    [Title] => Cuppers waste subpar cards, trail by five
                    [Summary] => BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Brunei — The Philippines failed to put its act together for the third straight day and found itself trailing a steady Thailand side by five strokes heading into the final round of the Southeast Asia Amateur golf team championship here yesterday.


Juvic Pagunsan sizzled with a four-under par 68 and Gene Bondoc turned in a fiery 69 but top gun Jerome Delariarte faltered for the second straight time (76) after opening with a 70 as the Filipinos assembled a four-under 212 for a 54-hole aggregate of 648, even-par at the Royal Brunei Airlines Golf Club course.

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                    [Title] => Golfers 3 adrift in Putra Cup
                    [Summary] => BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Brunei — The Philippines put in a second straight 218 under difficult playing conditions and moved up to second place behind new leader Thailand halfway through the Southeast Asia Amateur golf team championship here yesterday.


Marvin Dumandan, slowly recovering from a bout with flu in the first round, fired a gutsy even par 72 at the Royal Brunei Airlines Golf Club course and counted for the team seeking to end a six-year drought in the annual event also known as the Putra Cup.


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                    [Title] => First Gentleman supports Uratex Caddies tourney
                    [Summary] => The Uratex National Caddies Championship, the annual gathering of the country’s leading Filipino bag-toters since 1998, will resume this coming December.


Robert Cheng, the man who launched one of the world’s most unique tournaments involving caddies on a national scale, bared this recently after another meeting of the organizing committee.


Cheng also said that he is resuming the tournament in coordination with the First Gentleman Foundation Inc. headed by Jose Miguel "Mike" Arroyo.


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                    [Title] => Golfers revisit scene of triumph
                    [Summary] => BUSAN - Only few remember it now but one of the most dramatic finishes for the Philippines happened in this country 16 years ago.


There was a swift shift of fate in golf’s final round when former amateur Ramon Brobio, then the youngest in the field at 15, rallied from three strokes down in the last two holes to humble the favorite and the oldest in the fold, Korean Kim Ki Sung, in sudden death.


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                    [Title] => RP golfers kumpiyansa sa kanilang kampanya sa Laos SEAG
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                    [Title] => Wide-open race up for SEAG golf golds
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                    [Title] => First Fil-Am ladies invitational slated in Baguio
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These lady participants represent golf clubs from Negros Occidental, Philippine Navy GC, Alabang Country Club, Victorias GC, Riviera GC, Manila Southwoods,Forest Hills GC, and hosts Baguio Country Club (BCC) and Camp John Hay (CJHGC).


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                    [Title] => Uratex Caddies lures huge field
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"We expect a field of 70 clubs in the next few days," tournament committee co-chairmen Col. Abe Villanueva and Manding Santos said yesterday. "Other clubs still have time to sign up."


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                    [Title] => Cuppers waste subpar cards, trail by five
                    [Summary] => BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Brunei — The Philippines failed to put its act together for the third straight day and found itself trailing a steady Thailand side by five strokes heading into the final round of the Southeast Asia Amateur golf team championship here yesterday.


Juvic Pagunsan sizzled with a four-under par 68 and Gene Bondoc turned in a fiery 69 but top gun Jerome Delariarte faltered for the second straight time (76) after opening with a 70 as the Filipinos assembled a four-under 212 for a 54-hole aggregate of 648, even-par at the Royal Brunei Airlines Golf Club course.

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                    [Title] => Golfers 3 adrift in Putra Cup
                    [Summary] => BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Brunei — The Philippines put in a second straight 218 under difficult playing conditions and moved up to second place behind new leader Thailand halfway through the Southeast Asia Amateur golf team championship here yesterday.


Marvin Dumandan, slowly recovering from a bout with flu in the first round, fired a gutsy even par 72 at the Royal Brunei Airlines Golf Club course and counted for the team seeking to end a six-year drought in the annual event also known as the Putra Cup.


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                    [Title] => First Gentleman supports Uratex Caddies tourney
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Robert Cheng, the man who launched one of the world’s most unique tournaments involving caddies on a national scale, bared this recently after another meeting of the organizing committee.


Cheng also said that he is resuming the tournament in coordination with the First Gentleman Foundation Inc. headed by Jose Miguel "Mike" Arroyo.


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