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[Title] => Bisera posts wire-to-wire win
[Summary] => It was literally Ramil Bisera’s day in the sun.
His sun-darkened skin glistening in the scorching heat, Bisera completed his masterful conquest of local golf’s biggest names with a wire-to-wire to victory yesterday in the P1 million PGAP-Julio Cup golf championship at the Villamor Golf Club course.
The 30-year-old Bisera, never among the favorites when play for the 72-hole event began, didn’t even need a big finish to pull it off as he watched the highly-fancied Robert Pactolerin throw it away with two unforgivable mistakes down the stretch.
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[Title] => Bisera zeroes in on first win, leads by three
[Summary] => Longshot Ramil Bisera moved on the brink of a career breakthrough when he fired a two-under-par 70 yesterday to increase his lead to three strokes over fancied Robert Pactolerin in the third round of the PGAP-Julio Cup at the Villamor Golf Club course.
The Davao-based Bisera, a 30-year-old whose best finish so far was sixth in The Country Club Invitational, recovered from every mistake he made on the treacherous layout and was still alone on top for the third consecutive day with a 210 aggregate, four-under-par.
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[Title] => Bisera clings to two-shot edge
[Summary] => Unheralded Ramil Bisera, never a winner on the local golf tour, shot a gutsy level-par 72 yesterday to stay in the lead by two strokes halfway through the P1 million PGAP-Julio Cup championship at the Villamor Golf Club course.
The 30-year-old Davaoeno followed up his opening 68 by solving the difficult pin placements, clinging on to the lead with a 140 total to hold off former RP Open champion Robert Pactolerin, who also scored a 72 for a 142.
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LEE SUNG HO
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His sun-darkened skin glistening in the scorching heat, Bisera completed his masterful conquest of local golf’s biggest names with a wire-to-wire to victory yesterday in the P1 million PGAP-Julio Cup golf championship at the Villamor Golf Club course.
The 30-year-old Bisera, never among the favorites when play for the 72-hole event began, didn’t even need a big finish to pull it off as he watched the highly-fancied Robert Pactolerin throw it away with two unforgivable mistakes down the stretch.
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[Title] => Bisera zeroes in on first win, leads by three
[Summary] => Longshot Ramil Bisera moved on the brink of a career breakthrough when he fired a two-under-par 70 yesterday to increase his lead to three strokes over fancied Robert Pactolerin in the third round of the PGAP-Julio Cup at the Villamor Golf Club course.
The Davao-based Bisera, a 30-year-old whose best finish so far was sixth in The Country Club Invitational, recovered from every mistake he made on the treacherous layout and was still alone on top for the third consecutive day with a 210 aggregate, four-under-par.
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[Summary] => Unheralded Ramil Bisera, never a winner on the local golf tour, shot a gutsy level-par 72 yesterday to stay in the lead by two strokes halfway through the P1 million PGAP-Julio Cup championship at the Villamor Golf Club course.
The 30-year-old Davaoeno followed up his opening 68 by solving the difficult pin placements, clinging on to the lead with a 140 total to hold off former RP Open champion Robert Pactolerin, who also scored a 72 for a 142.
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