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"Malungkot siya kasi wala siyang kasama," Jenny’s swing guru Bong Lopez told The STAR yesterday. 


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Rosales seeks grand follow-up in Michelob Ultra Open

May 7, 2004 - 12:00am

With the monkey off her back, Jenny Rosales hopes to sustain the momentum of her inspiring win in the Chick fil-A Championship last week as she guns for a second straight victory in the $2.2 million LPGA Michelob...

Sports

New quests ahead for lonely Jenny

May 5, 2004 - 12:00am

Lonely at the top. That’s how Jenny Rosales feels at a time when she should be celebrating with her family, friends and supporters after snapping a four-year title drought on the LPGA Tour with a stunning win...

Sports