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The event, to be conducted by the Junior Golf Foundation of the Philippines, will be launched to join the annual Asia-Pacific junior golf championship as the premier jungolf tournaments in Asia and the Pacific.


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But the top jungolfer and his mother coach, Rowena Yadao Gonzales, are hopeful of still making the trip to the Junior World golf championship since they are appealing their case to the US embassy.


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12 nations vie in Aspac jungolf

November 30, 2002 - 12:00am

Twelve countries represented by the region’s best young players are seeing action in the inaugural Asia-Pacific Junior Masters set Dec. 10-13 at the Legends course of the Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club...

Sports

12 nations compete in AsPac golf

October 20, 2002 - 12:00am

Twelve countries are expected to compete in the first Asia-Pacific Junior Masters championship this December in the Legends course of the Manila Southwoods. The event, to be conducted by the Junior Golf Foundation...

Sports

Pint-sized jungolf champ appeals to US embassy

July 6, 2002 - 12:00am

The dream of six-year-old Raymund "JR" Gonzales of playing on the very course where American Tiger Woods started his winning ways in San Diego, California may not be realized due to non-issuance of visa...

Sports