+ Follow PROFESSIONAL GOLF CIRCUIT Tag
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[Title] => Polished swing gives Cruz flawless 66
[Summary] => CARMONA — Unfancied Dan Cruz skipped some legs to fine-tune his swing. Now he found himself taking a big leap and eyeing a leg win.
Cruz fired a stirring bogey-free six-under par 66 in an otherwise fine day at the Legends Course of the Manila Southwoods yesterday, surging past a host of fancied players and into the lead halfway through the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit here.
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[Title] => Red-hot Salvador equals record 62
[Summary] => SAN MIGUEL, Bukidnon — In what is shaping up to be a First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit leg resembling the quality of a PGA Tour scoring, Elmer Salvador kept a hapless Del Monte course burning by tying the course record of 10-under-par 62 yesterday to assume control by three strokes.
Just as the 64 of Cassius Casas a day earlier seemed already a torrid pace to match, the 33-year-old Salvador raised the bar with a wondrous performance on a tree-lined course he’s supposed to know just a little of.
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[Title] => Casas back in groove, leads by one
[Summary] => DAVAO – Don’t write Cassius Casas off. Not just yet.
Almost forgotten after a recent string of disastrous scores, Casas’ bigtime swing was back in harness as he fired a five-under-par 67 yesterday to snatch a one-stroke lead after the penultimate round of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit sixth leg here.
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[Title] => Magada strong in the winds
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CEBU – The First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit seems ready to crown its first double-leg champion as a red-hot Benjie Magada again tamed the strong winds with a two-under-par 70 yesterday and stormed ahead by six strokes at the Cebu Country Club.
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[Title] => Tour winners lead the cast in southern swing
[Summary] => The Visayas swing of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit kicks off next week at the Sta. Barbara Golf Club in Iloilo with no less than the first three winners in the young season – Antonio Lascuna, Richard Sinfuego and Cassius Casas – leading the cast.
The Iloilo leg of the revived tour bankrolled by the First Gentleman’s Foundation, Inc. of Atty. Mike Arroyo with the full support of San Miguel Beer, WG&A Super Ferry and media partners DWQZ/DWIZ will mark the return to the south of the local pros after almost two years.
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[Title] => Home-made charge nets Sinfuego slim lead
[Summary] => CANLUBANG — Finding comfort at home, Richard Sinfuego played a bogey-free three-under-par 69 despite a sore back yesterday and inched ahead of a tightly-bunched lead pack after two rounds of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit leg at the Canlubang north.
The 31-year-old Sinfuego’s superb short game — and a few incredible recoveries — saved him from what could have been a disastrous stint at his home course, riding on a three-birdie blitzkrieg from the second hole to grab the upperhand.
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[Title] => Casas ends long title drought
[Summary] => When questions on his winning appetite seem to have piled up, Cassius Casas provided the right answer yesterday.
His reputation as a major league player severely tarnished by a series of forgettable stints here and abroad, Casas got through the worst crisis of his colorful career with a masterful four-stroke victory in the second leg of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit in Trece Martires, Cavite.
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[Title] => Late blitz gives Pucay solo lead
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After coming close to throwing away the putter that gave him nothing but frustrations of late, Mars Pucay put it to good use in firing a second straight four-under-par 68 to seize the upperhand after three rounds of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit second leg in Trece Martirez, Cavite.
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[Title] => 12-leg First Gentleman’s circuit bared
[Summary] => The full schedule of the inaugural First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit was released by organizers yesterday with six legs making up the Luzon stage and another six for the southern swing that will keep local pros busy from October all the way up to early March next year.
Sta. Elena, one of the country’s most exclusive golf clubs, marks its return as venue for a pro event by hosting the kick-off leg on Oct. 15-18.
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PROFESSIONAL GOLF CIRCUIT
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[Title] => Polished swing gives Cruz flawless 66
[Summary] => CARMONA — Unfancied Dan Cruz skipped some legs to fine-tune his swing. Now he found himself taking a big leap and eyeing a leg win.
Cruz fired a stirring bogey-free six-under par 66 in an otherwise fine day at the Legends Course of the Manila Southwoods yesterday, surging past a host of fancied players and into the lead halfway through the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit here.
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[Title] => Red-hot Salvador equals record 62
[Summary] => SAN MIGUEL, Bukidnon — In what is shaping up to be a First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit leg resembling the quality of a PGA Tour scoring, Elmer Salvador kept a hapless Del Monte course burning by tying the course record of 10-under-par 62 yesterday to assume control by three strokes.
Just as the 64 of Cassius Casas a day earlier seemed already a torrid pace to match, the 33-year-old Salvador raised the bar with a wondrous performance on a tree-lined course he’s supposed to know just a little of.
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[Title] => Casas back in groove, leads by one
[Summary] => DAVAO – Don’t write Cassius Casas off. Not just yet.
Almost forgotten after a recent string of disastrous scores, Casas’ bigtime swing was back in harness as he fired a five-under-par 67 yesterday to snatch a one-stroke lead after the penultimate round of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit sixth leg here.
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[Title] => Magada strong in the winds
[Summary] => CEBU – The First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit seems ready to crown its first double-leg champion as a red-hot Benjie Magada again tamed the strong winds with a two-under-par 70 yesterday and stormed ahead by six strokes at the Cebu Country Club.
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[Title] => Tour winners lead the cast in southern swing
[Summary] => The Visayas swing of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit kicks off next week at the Sta. Barbara Golf Club in Iloilo with no less than the first three winners in the young season – Antonio Lascuna, Richard Sinfuego and Cassius Casas – leading the cast.
The Iloilo leg of the revived tour bankrolled by the First Gentleman’s Foundation, Inc. of Atty. Mike Arroyo with the full support of San Miguel Beer, WG&A Super Ferry and media partners DWQZ/DWIZ will mark the return to the south of the local pros after almost two years.
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[Title] => Home-made charge nets Sinfuego slim lead
[Summary] => CANLUBANG — Finding comfort at home, Richard Sinfuego played a bogey-free three-under-par 69 despite a sore back yesterday and inched ahead of a tightly-bunched lead pack after two rounds of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit leg at the Canlubang north.
The 31-year-old Sinfuego’s superb short game — and a few incredible recoveries — saved him from what could have been a disastrous stint at his home course, riding on a three-birdie blitzkrieg from the second hole to grab the upperhand.
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His reputation as a major league player severely tarnished by a series of forgettable stints here and abroad, Casas got through the worst crisis of his colorful career with a masterful four-stroke victory in the second leg of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit in Trece Martires, Cavite.
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[Title] => Late blitz gives Pucay solo lead
[Summary] => After coming close to throwing away the putter that gave him nothing but frustrations of late, Mars Pucay put it to good use in firing a second straight four-under-par 68 to seize the upperhand after three rounds of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit second leg in Trece Martirez, Cavite.
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[Title] => 12-leg First Gentleman’s circuit bared
[Summary] => The full schedule of the inaugural First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit was released by organizers yesterday with six legs making up the Luzon stage and another six for the southern swing that will keep local pros busy from October all the way up to early March next year.
Sta. Elena, one of the country’s most exclusive golf clubs, marks its return as venue for a pro event by hosting the kick-off leg on Oct. 15-18.
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