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Three birdies on the last 10 holes drove Ruangkit past a field that wrestled with their putters all day on the sleek greens of the Mt. Makulot and Lobo’s composite nines. 


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The absence of superstar Thongchai Jaidee in Asia’s oldest golf championship hardly put a dent on the chances of Thailand, with Wiratchant leading a 10-man team in the chase for the top prize of $31,500, up from $24,000 last year.


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The fairways of the Mounts Makulot and Lubo nines have been manicured to pristine condition, with the roughs grown to a length that would punish errant drives by making approach shots difficult.


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Sumcad recovered from a missed-green bogey mishap on the par-5 No. 2 with four birdies in the next seven holes for that 33 that anchored his bid in the one-day Open qualifier conducted by the organizing National Golf Association of the Philippines at Riviera’s Couples course.


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                    [Title] => Mapasama sa RP Open asamng 33 players
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Pangungunahan nina Edgar Ababa at Al Cruz ang 9-kataong local squad na kinabibilangan nina Randy Garalde, Lito Rempojo, Lito Saban, Rodolfo Ardimer, Orlan Sumcad, Robert Seno at Erwin Arcilla.


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The absence of superstar Thongchai Jaidee in Asia’s oldest golf championship hardly put a dent on the chances of Thailand, with Wiratchant leading a 10-man team in the chase for the top prize of $31,500, up from $24,000 last year.


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