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                    [Summary] => Not much changed this year for Heidi Chua.


Despite an ‘not too serious’ buildup for her defense of the Philippine Ladies Open crown, Chua still managed to churn out a three-over par 74, enough to catch the former champion Aileen Rose Yao and prodigy Jayvie Agojo at the helm at the start of the rain-drenched championship at the posh Manila Golf club yesterday.
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After taking a month-long break from the game, Chua returns to competitive action with national teammates Ria Denise Quiazon and Aileen Rose Yao looming as the biggest threats to her repeat bid.
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Despite an ‘not too serious’ buildup for her defense of the Philippine Ladies Open crown, Chua still managed to churn out a three-over par 74, enough to catch the former champion Aileen Rose Yao and prodigy Jayvie Agojo at the helm at the start of the rain-drenched championship at the posh Manila Golf club yesterday.
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After taking a month-long break from the game, Chua returns to competitive action with national teammates Ria Denise Quiazon and Aileen Rose Yao looming as the biggest threats to her repeat bid.
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