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DOHA — They ruled the world in junior golf, knocked down the opposition in the Indonesian and Hong Kong Opens but got clobbered in return in the World Amateurs. Now, Dottie Ardina and Cyna Rodriguez want to regain some lost ground not only for personal glory but for the flag as well as they spearhead the Philippines bid in the Asian Games golf competitions beginning Friday here.
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DOHA — It will be an early clash of will and power as the Philippines drew title contenders Taiwan and Japan in the first two rounds of the golf competitions in the 15th Asian Games firing off Friday at the Doha Golf Club here.
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DOHA — They trained long and hard for this, the big one in its ambitious golf program that took off early this year with a lot of promise, produced some good results midway in the season but got stymied by poor performances heading into the Asian Games here.
So it is no surprise that the pressure will be too heavy, the expectations too high when the country’s top shotmakers mix it up with the continent’s best in golf competitions unfolding Dec. 8 at the Doha Golf Club.
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INDONESIA AND HONG KONG OPENS
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DOHA — It will be an early clash of will and power as the Philippines drew title contenders Taiwan and Japan in the first two rounds of the golf competitions in the 15th Asian Games firing off Friday at the Doha Golf Club here.
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DOHA — They trained long and hard for this, the big one in its ambitious golf program that took off early this year with a lot of promise, produced some good results midway in the season but got stymied by poor performances heading into the Asian Games here.
So it is no surprise that the pressure will be too heavy, the expectations too high when the country’s top shotmakers mix it up with the continent’s best in golf competitions unfolding Dec. 8 at the Doha Golf Club.
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