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[Summary] => A double-bogey mishap on the final hole dropped Frankie Miñoza down the leaderboard in the rich Japan PGA Championship as the ace Filipino shotmaker struggled with a 73 at the start of the $110,000 event in Fukuoka, Japan yesterday.
It was a start Miñoza had least expected to dish out four days after he topped the Fujisankei Classic in Togo although his two-over card at the par-71 Queen’s Hills Golf Club didn’t put him too far behind the leaders with a three-under 68 proving to be the day’s best score.
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November 29, 2010 - 12:00am
