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The 20-year-old steadied himself after a triple bogey seven on the 15th and a double in the next, finishing par to win the inaugural edition of the event and lead two others in availing a long-term program that will change their lives forever.


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Apo Golf and Country Club, on the other hand,  scored a third round 220 to take the solo lead in the team event of the tournament.


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                    [Title] => Wack Wack entries stand out
                    [Summary] => Toti Olandes fired a 72 to wrest a one-shot lead over teammate Ruben dela Rosa as Wack Wack Golf and Country Club threatened to reduce the individual derby into a club affair yesterday in the second round of the 14th Uratex National Caddies golf championship at the executive course of the Valley complex in Antipolo.


Together with his first round effort of 68, Olandes starts today’s third round at 140, just one shot ahead of De la Rosa, who tamed the par 70, 5,396-yard course with a 68.


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Ababa clinches crown with 80

February 5, 2005 - 12:00am

Jonel Ababa of Apo golf shot a fat 80 over tough Wack Wack East yesterday, holding off a host of pursuers to win the first National Caddies’ Open by two shots over a hard-charging Joseph Labajo. The 20-year-old...

Sports

De la Rosa nears title; Apo earns solo lead

December 20, 2002 - 12:00am

Wack Wack’s Ruben de la Rosa birdied the final hole yesterday to shoot another subpar round and grab the individual lead with one round to go in the 14th Uratex National Caddies Championship. Apo Golf and Country...

Sports

Wack Wack entries stand out

December 19, 2002 - 12:00am

Toti Olandes fired a 72 to wrest a one-shot lead over teammate Ruben dela Rosa as Wack Wack Golf and Country Club threatened to reduce the individual derby into a club affair yesterday in the second round of the...

Sports