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[Summary] => Juvic Pagunsan shot a bogey-free five-under 66 to move within two strokes off new leader Tae-Hee Lee in the third round of the Tsuruya Open at the Yamanohara Golf Club still paced by Masashi Ozaki in Hyogo, Japan yesterday.
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[Summary] => Juvic Pagunsan birdied No. 12 to card a one-under card when play was stopped due to weather condition with six holes left to play in the Tsuruya Open at the Yamanohara Golf Club still paced by Masashi Ozaki in Hyogo, Japan yesterday.
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[Title] => Juvic 5 shots off despite 66
[Summary] => Juvic Pagunsan, back in the hunt after a surprise pullout from the Solaire Open, went on a birdie-birdie finish to fire a five-under 66 and trail a hot-starting Masashi Ozaki by five in the first round of the Tsuruya Open at the par-71 Yamanohara Golf Club in Hyogo, Japan yesterday.
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[Title] => Que fires eagle-aided 68, trails leader by five
[Summary] => Filipino Angelo Que sizzled with a bogey-free, eagle-aided four-under par 68 yesterday to stay five strokes off the pace at the start of the rich Asia-Japan Okinawa Open golf tournament at the Southern Links Golf Club course in Japan.
Holding his own against a field teeming with talent, the 25-year-old power-hitting Que gunned down birdies on Nos. 7 and 9 then watched his approach shot at the par-4 No. 11 disappear into the cup for the eagle that spiked his round of 34-34.
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[Summary] => Frankie Miñoza shot a second straight 69 but trailed joint leaders Liu Keng-chi of Taiwan and Tsukasa Watanabe of Japan by six strokes halfway through the rich Taiheiyo Masters golf tournament in Gotemba, Japan yesterday.
Miñoza, who rallied with a 68 in the final round to salvage joint eighth place worth P1.1 million in last week’s Ana Open, had a 36-hole aggregate of 138 for solo 18th in the $1.2 million event at the par 72 Taiheiyo Club.
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Holding his own against a field teeming with talent, the 25-year-old power-hitting Que gunned down birdies on Nos. 7 and 9 then watched his approach shot at the par-4 No. 11 disappear into the cup for the eagle that spiked his round of 34-34.
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Miñoza, who rallied with a 68 in the final round to salvage joint eighth place worth P1.1 million in last week’s Ana Open, had a 36-hole aggregate of 138 for solo 18th in the $1.2 million event at the par 72 Taiheiyo Club.
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