+ Follow WEETABIX WOMEN Tag
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[Title] => Jenny fires another 70 but lands outside top 30
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales got away with an amazing birdie-eagle start, but had an up-and-down performance the rest of the day for another two-under 70 as she remained outside the Magic 30 in the provisional leader board in the penultimate round of the Weetabix Women’s British Open Saturday.
Three bogeys on the last six holes foiled what could have been a good opportunity for the Filipina ace to move into contention for the Top 10 going into the final round of the $1.6 million championship at the Sunningdale Golf Club in Berkshire, England. Related story on A-28.
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[Title] => J-Ro’s 66 in pro-am augurs well for Open
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales fired a sizzling six-under par 66 and emerged the low scorer in the pro-am of the Weetabix Women’s British Open Wednesday (Thursday in Manila) then said she’s ready for the $1.6 million (around P107 million) championship firing off Thursday at the Sunningdale Golf Club in Berkshire, London.
"I hit seven birdies and made one bogey. I think I’m more than ready this week," swing coach Bong Lopez quoted Rosales as saying.
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[Title] => Jennifer hopes wrist heals in time for Open
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales hopes her injured wrist will heal in the next seven days in time for the Weetabix Women’s British Open in Berkshire, England where she would take another crack at the majors after her ill-fated US Open stint.
"She will really play in the British Open because it’s a major and she had prepared hard for this event," said Rosales’ mentor Bong Lopez.
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WEETABIX WOMEN
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[Title] => Jenny fires another 70 but lands outside top 30
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales got away with an amazing birdie-eagle start, but had an up-and-down performance the rest of the day for another two-under 70 as she remained outside the Magic 30 in the provisional leader board in the penultimate round of the Weetabix Women’s British Open Saturday.
Three bogeys on the last six holes foiled what could have been a good opportunity for the Filipina ace to move into contention for the Top 10 going into the final round of the $1.6 million championship at the Sunningdale Golf Club in Berkshire, England. Related story on A-28.
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[Title] => J-Ro’s 66 in pro-am augurs well for Open
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales fired a sizzling six-under par 66 and emerged the low scorer in the pro-am of the Weetabix Women’s British Open Wednesday (Thursday in Manila) then said she’s ready for the $1.6 million (around P107 million) championship firing off Thursday at the Sunningdale Golf Club in Berkshire, London.
"I hit seven birdies and made one bogey. I think I’m more than ready this week," swing coach Bong Lopez quoted Rosales as saying.
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[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales hopes her injured wrist will heal in the next seven days in time for the Weetabix Women’s British Open in Berkshire, England where she would take another crack at the majors after her ill-fated US Open stint.
"She will really play in the British Open because it’s a major and she had prepared hard for this event," said Rosales’ mentor Bong Lopez.
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