+ Follow ASIA-PACIFIC JUNIOR MASTERS Tag
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[Title] => Sato completes romp, wins by 4
[Summary] => Japanese Keisuke Sato matched par 72 yesterday to post a four-stroke victory in the boys division and cap a successful hosting by the country of the inaugural Asia-Pacific Junior Masters golf championships at the Legends course of the Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club.
A day after Lu Hsiao-ching of Taiwan came from behind to nip local bet Jayvie Agojo in a three-hole playoff for the girls crown, Sato was not in the mood to let his closest pursuers threaten his bid for a wire-to-wire victory.
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Multi-titled Jayvie Agojo survived a strong start by Ya-Ni Tseng of Chinese-Taipei to forge a share of the lead in the girls side with a one-under-par 71 yesterday even as Japanese teener Keisuke Sato stepped ahead of his rivals in the boys class after the first round of the inaugural Asia-Pacific Junior Masters golf championships.
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[Summary] => Twelve countries represented by the region’s best young players are seeing action in the inaugural Asia-Pacific Junior Masters set Dec. 10-13 at the Legends course of the Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club in Carmona, Cavite.
Joining host Philippines in the tourney which features seasoned players 17 years and under are Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Pakistan, Hong Kong, Taiwan and the United States.
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[Summary] => Twelve countries are expected to compete in the first Asia-Pacific Junior Masters championship this December in the Legends course of the Manila Southwoods.
The event, to be conducted by the Junior Golf Foundation of the Philippines, will be launched to join the annual Asia-Pacific junior golf championship as the premier jungolf tournaments in Asia and the Pacific.
The Philippines was chosen to host the inaugural staging during the Asian championships in Taiwan.
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ASIA-PACIFIC JUNIOR MASTERS
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A day after Lu Hsiao-ching of Taiwan came from behind to nip local bet Jayvie Agojo in a three-hole playoff for the girls crown, Sato was not in the mood to let his closest pursuers threaten his bid for a wire-to-wire victory.
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Joining host Philippines in the tourney which features seasoned players 17 years and under are Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Pakistan, Hong Kong, Taiwan and the United States.
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The Philippines was chosen to host the inaugural staging during the Asian championships in Taiwan.
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