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Rates, 20, son of former touring pro Joe Jr., tamed Valley’s par 70, 5,396-yard Executive Course with another 69 to force the tournament’s first sudden death in 15 years.


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                    [Summary] => Apo Golf and Country Club’s Ranel Glimada and Toti Olandes of Wack Wack sizzled with 68s yesterday to share the early men’s individual lead in 14th Uratex National Caddies Championship.


But they had to share the spotlight with Cebu Green Island’s Roderick Borja, who scored a hole-in- one to emerge the first big winner in the tournament Robert Cheng launched in 1988.


Glimada tamed the par 70, 5,396-yard Valley Golf and Country Club’s Executive course with an eagle and three birdies against three bogeys to also power Apo into the early team event lead.

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                    [Summary] => It’s now official. The venue for this year’s annual Uratex National Caddies golf tournament is the Valley Golf and Country Club’s Executive Course in Antipolo, Rizal.


Robert Cheng bared this yesterday after he got word from organizing committee co-chairman Abe Villanueva Saturday that the Valley board, headed by its president Alexander "Bobot" Marquez, had unanimously approved their request.


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BOBOT MARQUEZ

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But they had to share the spotlight with Cebu Green Island’s Roderick Borja, who scored a hole-in- one to emerge the first big winner in the tournament Robert Cheng launched in 1988.


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Rates snatches crown via playoff

December 21, 2002 - 12:00am

Kagitingan’s Joenard Rates parred the first extra hole yesterday to beat Wack Wack’s Ruben de la Rosa in their sudden death playoff for the 14th Uratex National Caddies Championship’s men’s title. Rates,...

Sports

Apo, WW caddies share early lead

December 18, 2002 - 12:00am

Apo Golf and Country Club’s Ranel Glimada and Toti Olandes of Wack Wack sizzled with 68s yesterday to share the early men’s individual lead in 14th Uratex National Caddies Championship. But they had to...

Sports

Uratex Caddies moves to Valley’s exec course

November 5, 2002 - 12:00am

It’s now official. The venue for this year’s annual Uratex National Caddies golf tournament is the Valley Golf and Country Club’s Executive Course in Antipolo, Rizal. Robert Cheng bared this yesterday...

Sports