+ Follow LE VESCONTE Tag
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[Title] => Crack RP pros begin mission on home turf
[Summary] => The Philippine Open begins today offering a total purse of $200,000 (about P10.4 million) with Australian champ Adam le Vesconte ready to defend the crown against a talented field of foreign and Filipino pros at the fabled hazard-laden Wack Wack east course toughened further by the rains.
The Filipino pros hope to snap a winless campaign in the international front in the year with Gerald Rosales, Angelo Que and Juvic Pagunsan leading the charge on home turf.
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[Title] => Aussie snares Open crown with awesome 64
[Summary] => LIPA CITY—Gerald Rosales had all the stuff going his way — momentum, steady game, crowd support and Jenny Rosales.
But those proved not enough to even rattle a tough Adam Le Vesconte, who simply stayed focused and fired a brilliant seven-under par 64 yesterday to win the Philippine Open on his very first try.
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The Filipino pros hope to snap a winless campaign in the international front in the year with Gerald Rosales, Angelo Que and Juvic Pagunsan leading the charge on home turf.
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But those proved not enough to even rattle a tough Adam Le Vesconte, who simply stayed focused and fired a brilliant seven-under par 64 yesterday to win the Philippine Open on his very first try.
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