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[Title] => Bondad paces SEAG rival in Hong Kong tilt
[Summary] => HONG KONG — Frances Bondad came through with an eagle-spiked one-under par 72 to wrest a one-stroke lead over Thai Pornanong Phatlum at the start of the 2005 Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau Asian Golf Monthly International Amateur Open at the par-73 north course of the Kau Sai Chau Public Golf Club here yesterday.
Being unfamiliar with the tight layout, the wily Bondad, 17, just tried to keep her ball in play, never forcing herself into attacking the par-5 holes, including No.10, which she eagled with a superb pitch from 50 yards.
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[Title] => Jenny in town, predicts SEAG sweep for RP
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Jennifer Rosales yesterday underscored the need for the Filipino golfers to gain more exposure abroad in a bid to become more competitive and eventually develop into world-class players like her.
In an interview with The STAR, Rosales, perhaps the most successful Filipino golfer, having penetrated the tough LPGA Tour, said the country has many good players only they don’t get enough exposure to world-class events.
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Being unfamiliar with the tight layout, the wily Bondad, 17, just tried to keep her ball in play, never forcing herself into attacking the par-5 holes, including No.10, which she eagled with a superb pitch from 50 yards.
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Jennifer Rosales yesterday underscored the need for the Filipino golfers to gain more exposure abroad in a bid to become more competitive and eventually develop into world-class players like her.
In an interview with The STAR, Rosales, perhaps the most successful Filipino golfer, having penetrated the tough LPGA Tour, said the country has many good players only they don’t get enough exposure to world-class events.
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