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Tsuruya Open
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[Title] => Juvic second in Mizuno golf, pockets P4.7M
[Summary] => Juvic Pagunsan banked P4.7 million as he turned in another runner-up finish in six tournaments on the Japan PGA Tour, placing second to Jang Dong-kru with a closing 70 in the Mizuno Open at the JFE Setonaiai Golf Club in Okayama, Japan yesterday.
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[Title] => Juvic joint 4th, earns P2M in Japan golf
[Summary] => Juvic Pagunsan lost his touch in a grueling backside duel and wound up with an even par 71, settling for joint fourth with two others in the Tsuruya Open won by Hideki Matsuyama at the Yamanohara Golf Club in Hyogo, Japan yesterday.
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[Title] => Pagunsan fires 66, trails leader by 2
[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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[Title] => Juvic rallies; poor weather halts play
[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] => Juvic trails by one with 6-under 66
[Summary] => After two forgettable stints on the Japan PGA Tour, Juvic Pagunsan showed his real worth, firing an eagle-spiked, bogey-free six under 66 to trail Toru Tanaguichi by one in the PGA Championship Nissin Cupnoodles Cup in Tochigi, Japan yesterday.
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[Title] => Jones gets chill playing hungry Tiger
[Summary] => The prospect of facing a hungry Tiger Woods gave Brendan Jones chills, but the unassuming Aussie is still thrilled to have a front-row seat when Woods makes his much-anticipated return.
[DatePublished] => 2009-02-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Playoff loss like a win for Miñoza
[Summary] => Filipino ace shotmaker Frankie Miñoza hopes to play with renewed confidence in the Japan PGA Tour after recalling his old competitive form in losing via sudden death playoff the DyDo Dringco Shizuoka Open golf championship Sunday.
Miñoza will be playing his third tournament early next month, the Tsuruya Open in Hyogo, seeking to end a two-year-long victory drought and atone for his so-so campaign that left him in 37th place finish in the Order of Merit ranking last year.
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[Title] => Bad day for Frankie, Joy
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Frankie Miñoza failed to keep the momentum of his solid back-to-back 69s
as he slowed down with a 72 yesterday and dropped five strokes off Hidemichi
Tanaka with one round left in the Tsuruya Open in Kawanishi, Japan.
Miñoza, whose 36-hole aggregate of 138 kept him in the thick of the
fight for top honors in this $952,000 event, the third leg of the Japan PGA
Tour, slid to 210, five shots behind Tanaka, who took a two-shot lead heading
into the final round after a 69 and a 205.
With Miñoza dropping to joint eighth with Yoshinori Mizumaki (70) and
Tsukasa
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February 25, 2009 - 12:00am
