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Amateurs Banny Abaño and Clyde Mondilla underscored their readiness for big-time golf as they took the top two spots after two rounds of the Philippine Golf Tour Qualifying tournament at Tat Filipinas Golf Club in Laguna late Thursday.
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                    [Title] => Juvic sizzles with 66, leads by three
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                    [Title] => Club pro tops RP Open qualifier
                    [Summary] => Villamor club pro Vic Vanial shot a second straight 75 to top the Philippine Open qualifier even as four amateurs made the grade at the close of the 36-hole tournament at Villamor Golf Club yesterday.


Vanial, in fourth spot at the start of the round, sputtered in the early going and dropped three strokes in the first five holes. But he outsteadied the rest of the way with scrambling pars to salvage a 39-36 card.


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                    [Title] => Amateurs pace RP Open elims
                    [Summary] => Amateurs Anthony Fernando and Gary Sales carded identical 73s under scorching heat to lead the chase for 10 berths in the Philippine Open at the start of the 36-hole qualifier at Villamor Golf Club yesterday.


Fernando bucked a double-bogey mishap on the par-5 No. 2 by firing three birdies at the backside as he salvaged a 39-34 round to share the lead with Sales, who came in with a 38-35.


Sales, who gunned down back-to-back birdies from No. 11 to seize control, could’ve kept a one-stroke lead but he fumbled with his fourth bogey in the day on No. 16.


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                    [Title] => Lascuna takes over  in another shake-up
                    [Summary] => BACOLOD — Antonio Lascuna was near perfect when conditions yesterday demanded it, shooting a two-under 68 at muddy Marapara here to trigger another shake-up in the Strong Republic Nautical Highway Super Golf Tour’s leaderboard.


The 35-year-old scattered three birdies and gave just one shot back, pooling a 34-34 card when the other big guns floundered, for a 281 total, five-under after four hectic rounds and a two-shot lead over Cassius Casas.


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                    [Title] => Casas gains ground with 69, leads by one after 3 stages
                    [Summary] => BORACAY, Aklan — Cassius Casas shot a second straight three-under 69, overcoming the fatigue of an absurd overnight journey and the winds of the Fairways and Blue Water Golf Club to take command after 54 holes of the Strong Republic Nautical Highway Super Golf Tour.


Casas drove the ball with control and power, netting five birdies against two bogeys for a 210 total in three courses, six-under par and good for a one-shot lead over Ruben Sasutil, who limped home with a double bogey six for an even 72.


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                    [Title] => Aussie fires record 65, leads by 2
                    [Summary] => SILANG, Cavite–With Frankie Miñoza making good his threat to pull out of the DHL-Philippine Open, a steady pro from Down Under tamed the terrors lurking on the unpredictable greens of Riviera’s Langer layout for a course record six-under par 65 yesterday and a two-stroke lead at the start of the $150,000 event here yesterday.
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                    [Title] => Sinfuego leads as Casas falls apart
                    [Summary] => CARMONA — Richard Sinfuego seized a two-shot lead despite bogeying two of the last three holes yesterday as Cassius Casas made an even worse windup in a topsy-turvy third round that had probably seen the best and the worst in the most fancied player in the fold in the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit here.


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                    [Title] => Casas survives putting woes, foes’ charge
                    [Summary] => DASMARINAS, Cavite — Expecting a romp from an early morning flight, Cassius Casas found himself struggling in the sudden rain that hounded his putting stroke, barely surviving the charge of four rivals with an even-par 72 in the second round of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit at the Palmer course here yesterday.


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Vanial, in fourth spot at the start of the round, sputtered in the early going and dropped three strokes in the first five holes. But he outsteadied the rest of the way with scrambling pars to salvage a 39-36 card.


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                    [Title] => Amateurs pace RP Open elims
                    [Summary] => Amateurs Anthony Fernando and Gary Sales carded identical 73s under scorching heat to lead the chase for 10 berths in the Philippine Open at the start of the 36-hole qualifier at Villamor Golf Club yesterday.


Fernando bucked a double-bogey mishap on the par-5 No. 2 by firing three birdies at the backside as he salvaged a 39-34 round to share the lead with Sales, who came in with a 38-35.


Sales, who gunned down back-to-back birdies from No. 11 to seize control, could’ve kept a one-stroke lead but he fumbled with his fourth bogey in the day on No. 16.


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The 35-year-old scattered three birdies and gave just one shot back, pooling a 34-34 card when the other big guns floundered, for a 281 total, five-under after four hectic rounds and a two-shot lead over Cassius Casas.


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Casas drove the ball with control and power, netting five birdies against two bogeys for a 210 total in three courses, six-under par and good for a one-shot lead over Ruben Sasutil, who limped home with a double bogey six for an even 72.


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                    [Title] => Sinfuego leads as Casas falls apart
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