+ Follow Myanmar Open Tag
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[Summary] => Angelo Que turned in a second straight two-under 68 and wound up tied for fifth in the Hong Kong Open won by Spain’s Miguel Angel Jimenez via playoff over Thai Prom Meesawat at the Hong Kong Golf Club yesterday.
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[Summary] => Angelo Que stumbled with a late-hole bogey and settled for joint fourth in the Myanmar Open topped by Thailand’s Chawalit Plaphol at the Royal Mingalardon Golf and Country Club in Yangon yesterday.
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[Title] => Eagle-spiked 67 lifts Lascuña to joint 9th
[Summary] => Tony Lascuña fired an eagle-spiked five-under 67 to trail Thais Chapchai Nirat and Kiradech Aphibarnrat by three at the start of the Myanmar Open, the kickoff leg of this year’s Asian Tour, at the Royal Mingalardon Golf and Country Club in Yangon yesterday.
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[Title] => Pucay ties for 12th in Myanmar Open
[Summary] => Mars Pucay closed out with a three-under 69 and salvaged a joint 12th finish in the Myanmar Open ruled by Japanese Tetsuji Hiratsuka in runaway fashion at the Pun Hlaing Golf Club in Yangon, Myanmar yesterday.
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[Title] => Grim day for Juvic, Pucay in Myanmar
[Summary] => Juvic Pagunsan recovered from a poor second round to card a two-under-par 70 while Mars Pucay submitted a second straight one-under 71 as the two Filipino bets moved up to 25th place after the penultimate round of the Myanmar Open at the Pun Hlaing Golf Club in Yangon yesterday.
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[Summary] => Ferdie Aunzo shot a solid four-under par 68 to jump from 31st to joint 14th halfway through the Myanmar Open paced by Japanese Tetsuji Hiratsuka at the Pun Hlaing Golf Club in Yangon, Myanmar yesterday.
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[Summary] => LIPA CITY, Batangas–The international field will be represented well in the 89th Philippine Open at Club Malarayat, with a crack roster of Thais led by Thaworn Wiratchant out to deny the Filipinos in their national professional championship.
The absence of superstar Thongchai Jaidee in Asia’s oldest golf championship hardly put a dent on the chances of Thailand, with Wiratchant leading a 10-man team in the chase for the top prize of $31,500, up from $24,000 last year.
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[Title] => Miñoza 5 strokes adrift in Myanmar
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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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The absence of superstar Thongchai Jaidee in Asia’s oldest golf championship hardly put a dent on the chances of Thailand, with Wiratchant leading a 10-man team in the chase for the top prize of $31,500, up from $24,000 last year.
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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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