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[Title] => $1-M Manila Masters up in S’woods
[Summary] => Organizers look forward to a bigger, more exciting second edition of the Resorts World Manila Masters which sets out to be the richer ever on Philippine soil with a whopping $1-million in prize money.
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[Title] => Phl Open back at Wack Wack
[Summary] => The Philippine Open will be back at Wack Wack next year on an earlier date and hopefully as the kickoff leg of the 2012 Asian Tour.
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[Title] => Asian Tour lauds transfer of RP Open
[Summary] => The Asian Tour, the new association of players who took over Asian golf, yesterday lauded the organizers of the 88th DHL-Philippine Open for designating Riviera as the new venue of the fabled event in place of Mimosa in Clark Field, Pampanga.
"The leadership of the new Asian Tour fully supports the decision of the NGAP (National Golf Association of the Philippines)," said Asian Tour director Patrick Young, referring to the selection of Riviera’s Langer layout as the new venue of the country’s premier golf championship slated Feb. 26-29.
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[Title] => Asian Tour lauds transfer of RP Open
[Summary] => The Asian Tour, the new association of players who took over Asian golf, yesterday lauded the organizers of the 88th DHL-Philippine Open for designating Riviera as the new venue of the fabled event in place of Mimosa in Clark Field, Pampanga.
"The leadership of the new Asian Tour fully supports the decision of the NGAP (National Golf Association of the Philippines)," said Asian Tour director Patrick Young, referring to the selection of Riviera’s Langer layout as the new venue of the country’s premier golf championship slated Feb. 26-29.
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[Title] => RP opens bid in World Cup elims
[Summary] => The Philippines’ Gerald Rosales and Angelo Que open their bid in the Nations Cup today, hoping for a top-four finish among 16 teams and gain a stint at the US$4 million at the World Cup later this year.
The Filipinos are among the early favorites along with the bets from Myanmar, Taiwan, Malaysia, India and host Singapore at the Laguna National Golf and Country Club’s Classic Course but the chase for World Cup places is expected to be a race to the finish line.
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[Title] => RP’s Casas, Cuello take crack at Tiger
[Summary] => BANGKOK, Thailand — Cassius Casas and Rodrigo Cuello open their bid in the rich Johnnie Walker Classic here which fires off today with a total of 32 Asian pros clashing with world’s best players, led by No. 1 Tiger Woods.
Casas fell short of his bid to join the US PGA Tour next year when he lost in a playoff in the second stage of the qualifier in Texas last week, while Cuello is coming off two tough tournaments in the Asian PGA Tour.
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[Title] => Pucay settles for joint 14th
[Summary] => Marciano Pucay blew a two-under card as he fumbled with a double-bogey on the final hole, settling for an even-par 72 and a share of 14th place in the Lexus International at the Windmill Park Country Club in Bangkok, Thailand yesterday.
Three down at the start of the round, Pucay moved within two shots off the pace with a birdie on the par-3 No. 3. But the Filipino shotmaker went on a roller-coaster round after that as he stumbled with two bogeys and that double-bogey six on the par-4 18th that foiled his bid for a top 10 finish in this Asian PGA Tour event.
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[Title] => Cold start by RP pros in Macau
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The Filipino golfers struggled in the face of the torrid scoring by the
international field with Cassius Casas and three other compatriots settling
with even-par 71s at the start of the Macau Open yesterday paced by Scot Simon
Dyson's stirring seven-under-par 64.
Casas, fresh from his victory in last week's Philippine Masters, couldn't get
untracked and wound up with that 71 as he stood seven strokes off Dyson, whose
64 gave him a two-shot lead over Kenny Druce and Myanmar ace Kyi Hla Han, who
both had 66s.
Six Americans, led by former Masters and British Open champion Mark
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[Title] => Phl Open back at Wack Wack
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[Title] => Asian Tour lauds transfer of RP Open
[Summary] => The Asian Tour, the new association of players who took over Asian golf, yesterday lauded the organizers of the 88th DHL-Philippine Open for designating Riviera as the new venue of the fabled event in place of Mimosa in Clark Field, Pampanga.
"The leadership of the new Asian Tour fully supports the decision of the NGAP (National Golf Association of the Philippines)," said Asian Tour director Patrick Young, referring to the selection of Riviera’s Langer layout as the new venue of the country’s premier golf championship slated Feb. 26-29.
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[Title] => Asian Tour lauds transfer of RP Open
[Summary] => The Asian Tour, the new association of players who took over Asian golf, yesterday lauded the organizers of the 88th DHL-Philippine Open for designating Riviera as the new venue of the fabled event in place of Mimosa in Clark Field, Pampanga.
"The leadership of the new Asian Tour fully supports the decision of the NGAP (National Golf Association of the Philippines)," said Asian Tour director Patrick Young, referring to the selection of Riviera’s Langer layout as the new venue of the country’s premier golf championship slated Feb. 26-29.
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[Title] => RP opens bid in World Cup elims
[Summary] => The Philippines’ Gerald Rosales and Angelo Que open their bid in the Nations Cup today, hoping for a top-four finish among 16 teams and gain a stint at the US$4 million at the World Cup later this year.
The Filipinos are among the early favorites along with the bets from Myanmar, Taiwan, Malaysia, India and host Singapore at the Laguna National Golf and Country Club’s Classic Course but the chase for World Cup places is expected to be a race to the finish line.
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[Title] => RP’s Casas, Cuello take crack at Tiger
[Summary] => BANGKOK, Thailand — Cassius Casas and Rodrigo Cuello open their bid in the rich Johnnie Walker Classic here which fires off today with a total of 32 Asian pros clashing with world’s best players, led by No. 1 Tiger Woods.
Casas fell short of his bid to join the US PGA Tour next year when he lost in a playoff in the second stage of the qualifier in Texas last week, while Cuello is coming off two tough tournaments in the Asian PGA Tour.
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[Title] => Pucay settles for joint 14th
[Summary] => Marciano Pucay blew a two-under card as he fumbled with a double-bogey on the final hole, settling for an even-par 72 and a share of 14th place in the Lexus International at the Windmill Park Country Club in Bangkok, Thailand yesterday.
Three down at the start of the round, Pucay moved within two shots off the pace with a birdie on the par-3 No. 3. But the Filipino shotmaker went on a roller-coaster round after that as he stumbled with two bogeys and that double-bogey six on the par-4 18th that foiled his bid for a top 10 finish in this Asian PGA Tour event.
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[Title] => Cold start by RP pros in Macau
[Summary] =>
The Filipino golfers struggled in the face of the torrid scoring by the
international field with Cassius Casas and three other compatriots settling
with even-par 71s at the start of the Macau Open yesterday paced by Scot Simon
Dyson's stirring seven-under-par 64.
Casas, fresh from his victory in last week's Philippine Masters, couldn't get
untracked and wound up with that 71 as he stood seven strokes off Dyson, whose
64 gave him a two-shot lead over Kenny Druce and Myanmar ace Kyi Hla Han, who
both had 66s.
Six Americans, led by former Masters and British Open champion Mark
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