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[Title] => Busan bets in Riviera Am today
[Summary] => The country’s national players strut their wares in a pre-Asian Games warm up as Jerome Delariarte, Angel Que, Juvic Pagunsan and Marlon Dizon lead the field in the Riviera Amateur Golf Championship starting today at the Club’s Langer course in Silang, Cavite. Tee-off starts at 7 a.m.
The Nationals who are set to shoot for the gold medals in Busan, Korea will be put to a big test by a horde of veterans in a 72-hole duel that marks the addition of a Riviera leg into the growing number of big time amateur competitions.
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[Title] => Busan bets hone up in Riviera Am
[Summary] => With barely a month to go with their Asian Games mission, members of the national team take an acid test when they compete in the inaugural Riviera Amateur Championship on Sept. 10-13 at the Riviera Golf Club’s Langer course in Silang, Cavite.
Reigning national champion Jerome Delariarte, Angelo Que, Juvic Pagunsan and Marlon Dizon face the challenge of a bunch of low handicappers in the championship division as they try to fan their competitive fire a week prior to their departure for Busan, Korea.
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[Title] => Wide-open race seen as Manila Am tees off
[Summary] => In a course where a deft short game can be a better weapon than power off the tee, the big guns should expect a sustained assault from all corners as the inaugural Manila Amateur golf championship tees off today at Wack Wack west.
Though big names like Angelo Que, Juvic Pagunsan and Marlon Dizon are given top billing, anybody from among the 40 players in the championship class who can putt and save strokes around the green can easily muddle up the title race.
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JUVIC PAGUNSAN AND MARLON DIZON
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The Nationals who are set to shoot for the gold medals in Busan, Korea will be put to a big test by a horde of veterans in a 72-hole duel that marks the addition of a Riviera leg into the growing number of big time amateur competitions.
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[Title] => Busan bets hone up in Riviera Am
[Summary] => With barely a month to go with their Asian Games mission, members of the national team take an acid test when they compete in the inaugural Riviera Amateur Championship on Sept. 10-13 at the Riviera Golf Club’s Langer course in Silang, Cavite.
Reigning national champion Jerome Delariarte, Angelo Que, Juvic Pagunsan and Marlon Dizon face the challenge of a bunch of low handicappers in the championship division as they try to fan their competitive fire a week prior to their departure for Busan, Korea.
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[Title] => Wide-open race seen as Manila Am tees off
[Summary] => In a course where a deft short game can be a better weapon than power off the tee, the big guns should expect a sustained assault from all corners as the inaugural Manila Amateur golf championship tees off today at Wack Wack west.
Though big names like Angelo Que, Juvic Pagunsan and Marlon Dizon are given top billing, anybody from among the 40 players in the championship class who can putt and save strokes around the green can easily muddle up the title race.
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