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"Nawala ng airline ang pamalo ni Jenny eh bukas (today) na ang start ng tournament," Rosales’ swing coach Bong Lopez told The STAR in a text message. Rosales’ caddy Donna Earley brought the clubs from the US. 


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With a 143 aggregate, Rosales found herself trailing Rosie Jones by eight strokes after the veteran American campaigner birdied the last two holes of the par-72 Evian Masters Golf Club course to fire a 68 and wrest the lead from Lorena Ochoa at 135.


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Jennifer hopes wrist heals in time for Open

July 23, 2004 - 12:00am

Jennifer Rosales hopes her injured wrist will heal in the next seven days in time for the Weetabix Women’s British Open in Berkshire, England where she would take another crack at the majors after her ill-fated...

Sports

Lost clubs imperil Jennifer’s bid

July 21, 2004 - 12:00am

Fully rested after a grueling but successful campaign on the LPGA Tour the last three months, Jennifer Rosales suddenly found her bid in the rich Evian Masters beginning today in peril as she lost her trusted clubs...

Sports

Rosales falls anew, Delasin climbs

July 26, 2003 - 12:00am

Jennifer Rosales failed to keep the momentum of a solid stint in the first round and sputtered with a one-over par 73 Thursday, tumbling down to joint 24th from a share of seventh halfway through $2.1 million Evian...

Sports

Rosales off to big start in France, trails leader by 4

July 25, 2003 - 12:00am

Jennifer Rosales dished out another fine start in her continuing search for a breakthrough win on the LPGA Tour, shooting a two-under 70 and trailing Juli Inkster and Lorena Ochoa by four strokes after 18 holes of...

Sports