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[Title] => Cantada-Tanpinco rules pro-am
[Summary] => SILANG, Cavite–Gerard Cantada and J.R. Tanpinco parred the first extra hole yesterday to beat Ruel Banares and Marvin Dumandan in their sudden death playoff for the third U-Bix-Riviera National Pro Am golf championship.
Banares had a chance to send the duel into the second hole, but he muffed a four-footer for bogey then Tanpinco made it from three to clinch the title in his first team-up with Cantada.
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[Title] => Banares-Dumandan moves ahead by two
[Summary] => SILANG, Cavite — Ruel Banares and Marvin Dumandan regained the lead they seized in the first round but squandered in the next as the resilient duo vowed to keep their two-stroke lead intact this time in their hunt for the U-Bix Riviera Nationial pro-am golf crown.
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[Title] => Final hole mishap costs Miñoza pair solo lead
[Summary] => SILANG, Cavite — A three-putt bogey on the final hole dropped the defending champion Miñoza brothers — Raul and Paul — to a share of the lead with the tenacious duo of Gerard Cantada and JR Tanpinco halfway through the U-Bix-Riviera National Pro-Am golf tournament at Riviera’s Langer course here Thursday.
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[Title] => Miñoza brods clinch crown in sudden death
[Summary] => SILANG, Cavite – Raul Miñoza and brother Paul birdied the first extra hole from five feet to beat Eddie Bagtas and Kim Chung Hol in their sudden-death playoff for this year’s U-Bix-Riviera National Pro Am.
When Paul made that five-footer, Bagtas and Kim just picked up their ball since they were only putting for par.
The Miñozas, Frankie’s brothers, closed out with a 74 and Bagtas and Kim made a final-round 76 for 301 to force the sudden-death on the ninth hole of the Riviera Golf and Country Club’s Couples course.
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[Title] => Cuello, rookie pros share lead
[Summary] => Cookie La’O eagled the eighth hole on the way to a two-under-par 70 that enabled him to join Marlon Dizon and Rodolfo Cuello for the lead after the second round of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit kick-off leg yesterday at the Sta. Elena Golf Club course in Cabuyao, Laguna.
The 28-year-old La’O, teeing off from the back nine, was even par through 16 holes before the debuting pro slammed a superb 5-iron approach into the green of the par-5 No. 8 then buried an eight-foot putt for the eagle and the day’s best round.
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Banares had a chance to send the duel into the second hole, but he muffed a four-footer for bogey then Tanpinco made it from three to clinch the title in his first team-up with Cantada.
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[Summary] => SILANG, Cavite – Raul Miñoza and brother Paul birdied the first extra hole from five feet to beat Eddie Bagtas and Kim Chung Hol in their sudden-death playoff for this year’s U-Bix-Riviera National Pro Am.
When Paul made that five-footer, Bagtas and Kim just picked up their ball since they were only putting for par.
The Miñozas, Frankie’s brothers, closed out with a 74 and Bagtas and Kim made a final-round 76 for 301 to force the sudden-death on the ninth hole of the Riviera Golf and Country Club’s Couples course.
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The 28-year-old La’O, teeing off from the back nine, was even par through 16 holes before the debuting pro slammed a superb 5-iron approach into the green of the par-5 No. 8 then buried an eight-foot putt for the eagle and the day’s best round.
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