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The US-based Kang, currently ranked seventh in the Asian Tour Order of Merit, will make a return trip to the same country where he posted his first major victory as a professional, winning the 1999 Open at Manila Southwoods.
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The US-based Kang, currently ranked seventh in the Asian Tour Order of Merit, will make a return trip to the same country where he posted his first major victory as a professional, winning the 1999 Open at Manila Southwoods.
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The US-based Kang, currently ranked seventh in the Asian Tour Order of Merit, will make a return trip to the same country where he posted his first major victory as a professional, winning the 1999 Open at Manila Southwoods.
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