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Bayron pooled a 54-hole aggregate of 209, counting his earlier rounds of 70-68, but found a talented rival in Pagunsan, the player heavily-favored to rule this tournament despite coming in from a tough outing in The Spirit International in the US last week.


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Although the club bets, headed by Juvic Pagunsan, enjoy the home course advantage at the hazard-laden par 72 layout, keen competition is seen among the best amateurs in the land with Marlon Dizon back to defend the title he won last year.


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The tournament, slated Aug. 21-24 at the south course of the Canlubang golf complex, will only accommodate the first 144 entrants with the cream of the amateur crop clashing for top honors in the featured 72-hole men’s championship division.


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Juvic Pagunsan, Jay Bayron, Jesselito Zaragoza and Marvin Dumandan and alternate Gene Bondoc have confirmed their participation in the championship division of the four-day event which will also serve as part of their buildup for the SEA Games in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Sept. 8-17.


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