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STELLENBOSCH GOLF CLUB

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Too little, too late for RP golfers in World Am

October 31, 2006 - 12:00am

Jay Bayron sizzled with a five-under par 67 but the Philippines ran out of holes for a comeback, settling for 38th place on a closing three-under par 141 in the men’s World Golf Team Championship ruled by...

Sports

RP youngsters begin World Am bid

October 18, 2006 - 12:00am

CAPE TOWN, South Africa — It will be an early test of will, power and putting as Junior World champions Dottie Ardina and Cyna Rodriguez along with reigning RP Ladies Open titlist Debbie de Villa open the...

Sports