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[Summary] => The 2011 ICTSI Philippine Open unwraps today with Artemio Murakami hopeful of a shot at back-to-back triumphs and the rest of the local contingent confident of their chances against a crack foreign field in the $300,000 event at the newly refurbished Wack Wack East Course.
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[Title] => Miñoza recalls form, leads by one by one shot
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Not even a wobbly windup could shake Frankie Miñoza off his cherished spot.
Thanks to a near-flawless frontside stint, Miñoza overcame a three-shot deficit and surged ahead by one with a second straight five-under par 67 yesterday, toppling two-day leader Liang Wen-chong in the third round of the Philippine Open at Wack Wack’s east course.
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[Title] => Crack RP pros begin mission on home turf
[Summary] => The Philippine Open begins today offering a total purse of $200,000 (about P10.4 million) with Australian champ Adam le Vesconte ready to defend the crown against a talented field of foreign and Filipino pros at the fabled hazard-laden Wack Wack east course toughened further by the rains.
The Filipino pros hope to snap a winless campaign in the international front in the year with Gerald Rosales, Angelo Que and Juvic Pagunsan leading the charge on home turf.
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[Title] => Aussie snares Open crown with awesome 64
[Summary] => LIPA CITY—Gerald Rosales had all the stuff going his way — momentum, steady game, crowd support and Jenny Rosales.
But those proved not enough to even rattle a tough Adam Le Vesconte, who simply stayed focused and fired a brilliant seven-under par 64 yesterday to win the Philippine Open on his very first try.
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[Title] => RP Open tests best of Asia
[Summary] => LIPA City — It will be a question of desire — and putting — when the revered men of the Asian Tour, including a crack contingent of 56 local bets, begin their quest for the top $31,500 purse in the Philippine Open beginning today at the Mt. Malarayat Golf and Country Club here.
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[Title] => Miñoza skips RP Open again; Que heads locals
[Summary] => Frankie Minoza is skipping the Philippine Open for the second straight year, leaving Angelo Que as spearhead of a crack local squad against some of the world’s top shotmakers in the premier event unfolding May 19 at the Mt. Malarayat Golf and Country Club in Batangas.
In the latest Asian Tour Pte. Ltd. 104-player roster, Minoza’s name was not included with only five Filipinos given exemptions in various categories although a qualifying tournament for the local pros will be held this week to complete the projected 156-player registry, including amateurs.
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Not even a wobbly windup could shake Frankie Miñoza off his cherished spot.
Thanks to a near-flawless frontside stint, Miñoza overcame a three-shot deficit and surged ahead by one with a second straight five-under par 67 yesterday, toppling two-day leader Liang Wen-chong in the third round of the Philippine Open at Wack Wack’s east course.
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The Filipino pros hope to snap a winless campaign in the international front in the year with Gerald Rosales, Angelo Que and Juvic Pagunsan leading the charge on home turf.
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But those proved not enough to even rattle a tough Adam Le Vesconte, who simply stayed focused and fired a brilliant seven-under par 64 yesterday to win the Philippine Open on his very first try.
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In the latest Asian Tour Pte. Ltd. 104-player roster, Minoza’s name was not included with only five Filipinos given exemptions in various categories although a qualifying tournament for the local pros will be held this week to complete the projected 156-player registry, including amateurs.
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