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                    [Title] => DHL Am Open offers national pool berths
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Berths in the national pool will be up for grabs when the WWWExpress-DHL Amateur Open gets going Tuesday at the North course of the Canlubang golf complex in Laguna.

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                    [Title] => New foundation launched to  fast-track golf development
                    [Summary] => Major personalities in local golf, led by multi-titled Tommy Manotoc, launched yesterday the Philippine Golf Development Foundation (PGDF) with objectives of giving  financial and material assistance to local amateurs and providing "development programs where there is none." 


A huge sector of the golfing community attended the launch at the Wack Wack clubhouse where Manotoc bared the foundation’s programs which it hopes would provide the impetus for  all-out development of the sport.


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                    [Title] => Heidi crams for tough overseas campaign
                    [Summary] => Heidi Chua is a lady in a hurry. Bereft of tournaments here and abroad, she’s rushing things up to get back into the groove. In fact, she’d be up at sunrise for a round of golf and would still be thumping balls at varied distances at Wack Wack’s range at sundown.


Such is the comely lady’s routine the last two weeks. For good measure, she hacks it out with the likes of Angelo Que, Carito Villaroman and Cassius Casas at the Manila Southwoods and drops by in a gym in between for the workout needed to develop some muscles in her frail frame.


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                    [Title] => Stars, future champs to vie in DHL Amateur
                    [Summary] => The eighth DHL-NGAP Amateur Golf Championship unfolds Jan. 28-31 at Canlubang’s North course, once again serving as breeding ground for future champions and a battleground for the newest rivalry in Philippine amateur golf.


Presented by DHL Worldwide Express and WWW Express, the DHL Amateur brings together the biggest names in amateur golf—from the premier men’s division to the women’s bracket to the newly created seniors division.


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                    [Title] => Agojo falters, settles for 4th
                    [Summary] => SAN DIEGO, California — Sophomore lass Jayvee Agojo squandered a clear shot at the crown in the second to the last hole and ended up fourth overall with a three-over par 73 at the conclusion of play in the girls’ 13-14 in the 34th Junior World golf championship here.


What looked like a stirring rally in the works in the closing holes swiftly deteriorated into a faltering finish as Agojo missed two short putts on the 17th and 18th and settled for a tie at third place at Singing Hills Oak Glen.


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                    [Title] => RP jungolfers trail leaders
                    [Summary] => San Diego, California — It wasn’t the best of scores nor the worst of scores but a number of Filipino jungolfers played to competitive positions to make the cut in the first day Tuesday of the 34th Junior World golf championships in six venues here.


Battle-tested Artemio Murakami, showing the kind of confidence he exuded in winning the 1999 national amateur crown, fired a one-over par 73 in an early morning flight to be five shots off the lead in the centerpiece  15-17 event at the Torrey Pines North.


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                    [Title] => Tanpinco, Agojo top jungolf tilt
                    [Summary] => Filipinos JR Tanpinco closed out with a 77 and Jayvee Agojo turned in an 81 to rule their respective divisions at the close of the fourth PLDT Philippine International Junior Championship yesterday at Wack Wack east course.


Tanpinco, who started the round five shots behind Sae-ung Wittatwat in the Special Division, gained a share of the lead right after nine holes with a 38 then watched Sae-ung crack up down the stretch to rule the event for 18-21 years old. 


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                    [Title] => Agojo nears crown
                    [Summary] => The Philippines’ Jayvee Agojo, Anujit Hirunratanakorn of Thailand and South Korea’s Kim Jin Woong carded contrasting rounds yesterday to virtually top their divisions in the fourth PLDT Philippine International Junior Golf Championship.


Agojo eagled the par-5 13th of Wack Wack's east course and gunned  two birdies to compensate for her two-double bogey, three-bogey mishap for a 76 and a 149 as she padded her overnight four-shot lead to eight strokes with round left in Class A.


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                    [Title] => Yao rallies to win RP Ladies Open
                    [Summary] => Aileen Yao pounced on Taiwanese Hung Chin Huei’s double-bogey mishap on the final hole to capture the PLDT-Philippine Ladies Open golf championship by a stroke yesterday at the Wack Wack east course.


The 18-year-old Yao, here on vacation from her studies as a golf scholar at the Cal State Longbeach, closed out with a five-over-par 77 marred by a late streak of four bogeys from the 14th and but still came out victorious following a last-hole misfortune by the Taiwanese bet.


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JAYVEE AGOJO

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                    [Title] => New foundation launched to  fast-track golf development
                    [Summary] => Major personalities in local golf, led by multi-titled Tommy Manotoc, launched yesterday the Philippine Golf Development Foundation (PGDF) with objectives of giving  financial and material assistance to local amateurs and providing "development programs where there is none." 


A huge sector of the golfing community attended the launch at the Wack Wack clubhouse where Manotoc bared the foundation’s programs which it hopes would provide the impetus for  all-out development of the sport.


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                    [Title] => Heidi crams for tough overseas campaign
                    [Summary] => Heidi Chua is a lady in a hurry. Bereft of tournaments here and abroad, she’s rushing things up to get back into the groove. In fact, she’d be up at sunrise for a round of golf and would still be thumping balls at varied distances at Wack Wack’s range at sundown.


Such is the comely lady’s routine the last two weeks. For good measure, she hacks it out with the likes of Angelo Que, Carito Villaroman and Cassius Casas at the Manila Southwoods and drops by in a gym in between for the workout needed to develop some muscles in her frail frame.


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                    [Title] => Stars, future champs to vie in DHL Amateur
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Presented by DHL Worldwide Express and WWW Express, the DHL Amateur brings together the biggest names in amateur golf—from the premier men’s division to the women’s bracket to the newly created seniors division.


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                    [Title] => Agojo falters, settles for 4th
                    [Summary] => SAN DIEGO, California — Sophomore lass Jayvee Agojo squandered a clear shot at the crown in the second to the last hole and ended up fourth overall with a three-over par 73 at the conclusion of play in the girls’ 13-14 in the 34th Junior World golf championship here.


What looked like a stirring rally in the works in the closing holes swiftly deteriorated into a faltering finish as Agojo missed two short putts on the 17th and 18th and settled for a tie at third place at Singing Hills Oak Glen.


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                    [Title] => RP jungolfers trail leaders
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Battle-tested Artemio Murakami, showing the kind of confidence he exuded in winning the 1999 national amateur crown, fired a one-over par 73 in an early morning flight to be five shots off the lead in the centerpiece  15-17 event at the Torrey Pines North.


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                    [Title] => Tanpinco, Agojo top jungolf tilt
                    [Summary] => Filipinos JR Tanpinco closed out with a 77 and Jayvee Agojo turned in an 81 to rule their respective divisions at the close of the fourth PLDT Philippine International Junior Championship yesterday at Wack Wack east course.


Tanpinco, who started the round five shots behind Sae-ung Wittatwat in the Special Division, gained a share of the lead right after nine holes with a 38 then watched Sae-ung crack up down the stretch to rule the event for 18-21 years old. 


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                    [Title] => Agojo nears crown
                    [Summary] => The Philippines’ Jayvee Agojo, Anujit Hirunratanakorn of Thailand and South Korea’s Kim Jin Woong carded contrasting rounds yesterday to virtually top their divisions in the fourth PLDT Philippine International Junior Golf Championship.


Agojo eagled the par-5 13th of Wack Wack's east course and gunned  two birdies to compensate for her two-double bogey, three-bogey mishap for a 76 and a 149 as she padded her overnight four-shot lead to eight strokes with round left in Class A.


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The 18-year-old Yao, here on vacation from her studies as a golf scholar at the Cal State Longbeach, closed out with a five-over-par 77 marred by a late streak of four bogeys from the 14th and but still came out victorious following a last-hole misfortune by the Taiwanese bet.


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