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                    [Summary] => Cassius Casas emerged as the best Filipino campaigner in the Asian PGA Tour for the third straight year as he finished 21st in the Order of Merit ranking at the close of the 2000 season of the Davidoff Tour.


Casas, whose best-finish in the season was third in the Wills Indian Open in New Delhi, earned $67,912 (P3,327,731) in 16 tournaments. He won $65,104 in placing 19th last year.


Englishman Simon Dyson snatched this year’s OOM crown from Yeh Wei-tze of Taiwan with a victory in the Hong Kong Open, the final leg of the Davidoff Tour. He won $282,371.


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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] => Casas hurdles 1st stage; Pucay trails by 3
                    [Summary] => PENSACOLA, Florida – Cassius Casas went to his short game when his driving and putting began to sputter as he overcame tremendous odds in regulation before bucking the pressure in the playoff to move into the second stage of the US PGA Tour Qualifier at the Pensacola Country Club course Friday (Saturday in Manila) here.


On the brink of elimination with two holes to go in regulation, Casas hit a solid 8-iron approach shot on the 17th for a tap-in birdie and a closing one-under-par 71 (290) and a spot in a six-man playoff for the last four slots in the top 20.


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MARCIANO PUCAY

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Casas, whose best-finish in the season was third in the Wills Indian Open in New Delhi, earned $67,912 (P3,327,731) in 16 tournaments. He won $65,104 in placing 19th last year.


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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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On the brink of elimination with two holes to go in regulation, Casas hit a solid 8-iron approach shot on the 17th for a tap-in birdie and a closing one-under-par 71 (290) and a spot in a six-man playoff for the last four slots in the top 20.


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Casas finishes 21st in APGA tilt

December 25, 2000 - 12:00am

Cassius Casas emerged as the best Filipino campaigner in the Asian PGA Tour for the third straight year as he finished 21st in the Order of Merit ranking at the close of the 2000 season of the Davidoff Tour. Casas,...

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Pucay settles for joint 14th

October 30, 2000 - 12:00am

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,...

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Casas hurdles 1st stage; Pucay trails by 3

October 29, 2000 - 12:00am

PENSACOLA, Florida – Cassius Casas went to his short game when his driving and putting began to sputter as he overcame tremendous odds in regulation before bucking...

Sports