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                    [Summary] => CANLUBANG – Juvic Pagunsan overcame a three-hole deficit with two holes to go then nipped  Boyet Zaragosa with a birdie on the second hole of a sudden-death playoff to capture the sixth DHL Open Amateur golf championship yesterday.


Ready to concede when he teed off on the 17th still three strokes down, Pagunsan watched Zaragosa collapse with a horrifying triple-bogey and then miss two more winning chances in a dramatic finish to what transpired as a one-on-one duel with his longtime buddy.


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                    [Title] => Pagunsan snatches lead; Plana sputters
                    [Summary] => Juvic Pagunsan came up with a birdie blitz on his last 10 holes as he fired a three-under-par 69 yesterday to wrest a one-stroke lead in the men’s division even as Carmelette Villaroman-Calimag virtually clinched the women’s plum heading into the final round of the DHL Amateur Open golf championship at the Canlubang south course.


Pagunsan, the 22-year-old son of touring pro Juanito, frolicked in the absence of winds that bedevilled the field the past two rounds to shoot one of only four under-par rounds turned in so far and inch ahead of his co-club bet Boyet Zaragosa.

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                    [Title] => Bucks faltering finish to move up by 2
                    [Summary] => Ruby Chico-Walker dropped five strokes on the last three holes but still managed to wrest a two-stroke lead with a second straight six-78 yesterday in the penultimate round of the PLDT-Philippine Ladies Open golf championship at Wack Wack’s east course.


The 30-year-old Chico, who came out of retirement only three years ago, threatened to pull away from the field with a solid start until she stumbled with a double-bogey on the 16th and a  triple-bogey on the 18th that enabled at least four players to get a crack at the title.


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                    [Title] => Sales snatches 2-shot lead
                    [Summary] => Former caddies champion Lucy Landicho-Sales submitted a four-over-par 76 yesterday as the length of the Wack Wack east course got the best of the depleted field in the 39th PLDT-Philippine Ladies Open golf championship.


Landicho played the first 10 holes with a one-under card but collapsed with a maze of six bogeys on the last eight holes, finishing the round just two strokes clear of Taiwan bet Shih Huei Ju and two other local campaigners.


Also scoring 78s were 1988 winner Ruby Chico Walker and jungolfer Sarah Jane Esguerra.


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Ready to concede when he teed off on the 17th still three strokes down, Pagunsan watched Zaragosa collapse with a horrifying triple-bogey and then miss two more winning chances in a dramatic finish to what transpired as a one-on-one duel with his longtime buddy.


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Pagunsan, the 22-year-old son of touring pro Juanito, frolicked in the absence of winds that bedevilled the field the past two rounds to shoot one of only four under-par rounds turned in so far and inch ahead of his co-club bet Boyet Zaragosa.

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The 30-year-old Chico, who came out of retirement only three years ago, threatened to pull away from the field with a solid start until she stumbled with a double-bogey on the 16th and a  triple-bogey on the 18th that enabled at least four players to get a crack at the title.


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                    [Title] => Sales snatches 2-shot lead
                    [Summary] => Former caddies champion Lucy Landicho-Sales submitted a four-over-par 76 yesterday as the length of the Wack Wack east course got the best of the depleted field in the 39th PLDT-Philippine Ladies Open golf championship.


Landicho played the first 10 holes with a one-under card but collapsed with a maze of six bogeys on the last eight holes, finishing the round just two strokes clear of Taiwan bet Shih Huei Ju and two other local campaigners.


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Pagunsan nips pal in sudden death

January 20, 2001 - 12:00am

CANLUBANG – Juvic Pagunsan overcame a three-hole deficit with two holes to go then nipped Boyet Zaragosa with a birdie on the second hole of a sudden-death playoff...

Sports

Pagunsan snatches lead; Plana sputters

January 19, 2001 - 12:00am

Juvic Pagunsan came up with a birdie blitz on his last 10 holes as he fired a three-under-par 69 yesterday to wrest a one-stroke lead in the men’s division even as Carmelette Villaroman-Calimag virtually clinched...

Sports

Bucks faltering finish to move up by 2

January 12, 2001 - 12:00am

Ruby Chico-Walker dropped five strokes on the last three holes but still managed to wrest a two-stroke lead with a second straight six-78 yesterday in the penultimate round of the PLDT-Philippine Ladies Open golf...

Sports

Sales snatches 2-shot lead

January 11, 2001 - 12:00am

Former caddies champion Lucy Landicho-Sales submitted a four-over-par 76 yesterday as the length of the Wack Wack east course got the best of the depleted field in the 39th PLDT-Philippine Ladies Open golf championship. Landicho...

Sports