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[Title] => Casas fires sizzling 68, sets pace by 1 shot
[Summary] => Cassius Casas bucked a bogey start with a cluster of birdies as he took charge of a star-studded field with a four-under 68 for a one-stroke lead over Tony Lascuña, Elmer Salvador and Jhonnel Ababa at the start of the rich ICTSI Valley Golf Challenge at the Valley Golf Club here yesterday.
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[Title] => Huerva ties Villacencio at PGT Q-School helm
[Summary] => Arnold Villacencio bogeyed No. 9 for the second straight day and settled for a 70, enabling Joey Huerva to gain a share of the lead with a three-under 69 halfway through the ICTSI Philippine Golf Tour Qualifying School at Eagle Ridge’s Norman course in Gen. Trias, Cavite yesterday.
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[Title] => Pagunsan starts out strong, leads Korean by one
[Summary] => Former Southeast Asian Games champion Juvic Pagunsan fired a three-under-par 69 yesterday to open up a one-stroke lead at the start of the second Riviera Open amateur golf championship at the Couples course of the Riviera Golf and Country Club.
Pagunsan, member of the Philippine team which tied for fifth in the Nomura Cup in Queensland, Australia last week, torched the front nine with three birdies and played steady on his home trip to finish the day alone at the top with Korean Lee Seong Ki a stroke adrift.
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Pagunsan, member of the Philippine team which tied for fifth in the Nomura Cup in Queensland, Australia last week, torched the front nine with three birdies and played steady on his home trip to finish the day alone at the top with Korean Lee Seong Ki a stroke adrift.
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