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That even-par effort put the ace Filipino shotmaker in joint 25th place with 14 others although he hopes to score much lower in the second round Friday in a bid to advance to the final two rounds and boost his chance for a first victory in three years.


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Singapore golf veteran wins Philippine Open

February 13, 2012 - 2:09pm

Singaporean golf veteran Mardan Mamat captured Sunday the Philippine Open title  the oldest and one of the most prestigious championships in the Asian golf circuit, local media reported. 

Miñoza 5 strokes adrift in Myanmar

February 14, 2004 - 12:00am

Frankie Minoza matched par 72 at the Yangon Golf Club and stood five strokes off Korean ace Mo Joong-kyung at the start of the $200,000 Myanmar Open in Yangon, Myanmar Thursday. That even-par effort put the ace...

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