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Galeforce winds bedevilled the games of the star-studded field as the untested par-72 layout showed its fangs and proved to be too tough a challenge for the men of the tour who are in fact coming off a series of tournaments on the local circuit.


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                    [Summary] => DASMARINAS, Cavite – Cassius Casas couldn’t quite pull away from the field on a wind-blown day, but it must have felt good to be able to hang tough and stay in the title hunt on a Friday afternoon again.


"Hindi nakalayo pero wala ring masyadong nakadikit sa lakas ng hangin. Minsan lahat ng dasal pagkapalo kailangan mo dahil hindi mo alam kung saan dadalhin ng hangin ang bola mo," said Casas, after he came in with his worst-ever card in three days — a 74.


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While the men of the tour have played practically the toughest courses in the country in the current First Gentleman’s Golf Circuit, the par-72, 7256-yard layout still has so much to offer what with its character varying from one hole to another especially in the presence of the winds.


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"Hindi nakalayo pero wala ring masyadong nakadikit sa lakas ng hangin. Minsan lahat ng dasal pagkapalo kailangan mo dahil hindi mo alam kung saan dadalhin ng hangin ang bola mo," said Casas, after he came in with his worst-ever card in three days — a 74.


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required 20 percent, on the winnings of players in the just-concluded Chess
Pambansa Millennium Grand Prix, adding that it had never announced it was
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PCF chairman Arturo A.
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Top guns tame howling wind

February 26, 2003 - 12:00am

CANLUBANG — Cassius Casas, Mars Pucay and Benjie Magada all fired one-under 71s — the best that the cream of the country’s pro crop could dish out in buffeting winds as they shared first round lead...

Sports

The Country Club ready for Razon golf

February 23, 2003 - 12:00am

The Country Club, that gem of a course in Canlubang, has been spruced up to championship condition and is expected to provide a good theater of golf when it hosts the country’s top pros in the P3.5-million Don...

Sports

Casas secures lead in buffeting winds

February 14, 2003 - 12:00am

DASMARINAS, Cavite – Cassius Casas couldn’t quite pull away from the field on a wind-blown day, but it must have felt good to be able to hang tough and stay in the title hunt on a Friday afternoon again. "Hindi...

Sports

No chess scam, says PCF

By Joey Villar | April 20, 2000 - 12:00am

The Philippine Chess Federation yesterday said miscommunication with the Bureau of Internal Revenue resulted in a deduction of 10 percent, instead of the required 20 percent, on the winnings of players in the...

Sports