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[Title] => Pagunsan pulls away by 5 shots
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — Unless the winds blow to unimaginable proportion and he loses his putting touch that has been the component of his game, Rey Pagunsan is on his way to winning the 10th leg of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit.
Or Ruben Sasutil sustains his birdie-binge in the third round, Pagunsan fumbled with his first over-par round in three days, a 73, but the 34-year-old veteran of the Japan PGA Tour still managed to pad his lead to five as his pursuers either folded up or simply faded away under the most demanding conditions at the Midlands Course here.
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[Title] => Pagunsan: A force in gale-force winds
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — Rey Pagunsan bucked the winds and drizzle that bedeviled the men of the tour as he stayed on top of the heap with a gutsy one-under par 71 halfway through the 11th leg of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit at the Midlands Course here.
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[Title] => Battle of Midlands on
[Summary] => As the battle shifts back to Luzon but to another uncharted territory, three players — Cassius Casas, Mars Pucay and Benjie Magada — will be chasing a third leg victory when the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit presented by San Miguel Beer resumes today at the picturesque Tagaytay Midlands course.
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[Title] => Birdie blitz gives Pucay 2-shot lead
[Summary] => CAGAYAN DE ORO — Mars Pucay stepped closer to becoming the season’s first back-to-back winner after he riddled the front nine with five birdies en route to a four-under-par 68 yesterday and a two-stroke lead going into the final round of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit eighth leg.
Boosted by a high level of confidence in putting over the tricky greens Pueblo de Oro course, Pucay capped his front nine rampage with a 30-foot birdie putt on the ninth hole and made no major slips on the way back to emerge as the fifth player to occupy the top spot.
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[Title] => Siodina, Pagunsan flash old brilliance
[Summary] => CAGAYAN DE ORO — The leaders came in twos, and it was the turn of ageless Mario Siodina and Rey Pagunsan — players who are generations apart — to share the top spot yesterday halfway through the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit at the scenic Pueblo de Oro course here.
Siodina, still showing some sting at 54, flashed the same deadly putting touch which helped carry him to a glorious past in scoring a three-under-par 69 while Pagunsan, returning to the local tour after trying his luck in Japan, checked in with a 70.
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[Title] => Magada, Cuello take charge
[Summary] => CAGAYAN de Oro — Three short misses with the putter down the stretch prevented Benjie Magada from breaking loose as the season’s hottest player settled for a share of the lead with Rodrigo Cuello after both fired three-under-par 69s yesterday at the start of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit at the Pueblo de Oro course.
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Or Ruben Sasutil sustains his birdie-binge in the third round, Pagunsan fumbled with his first over-par round in three days, a 73, but the 34-year-old veteran of the Japan PGA Tour still managed to pad his lead to five as his pursuers either folded up or simply faded away under the most demanding conditions at the Midlands Course here.
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Boosted by a high level of confidence in putting over the tricky greens Pueblo de Oro course, Pucay capped his front nine rampage with a 30-foot birdie putt on the ninth hole and made no major slips on the way back to emerge as the fifth player to occupy the top spot.
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Siodina, still showing some sting at 54, flashed the same deadly putting touch which helped carry him to a glorious past in scoring a three-under-par 69 while Pagunsan, returning to the local tour after trying his luck in Japan, checked in with a 70.
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