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Not even Cassius Casas’ 69 could unsettle Pagunsan as the latter virtually turned the Battle of Midlands to a fight for runner-up honors when he rolled to a four-shot victory despite a closing 74 in the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit at the Midlands Course here yesterday.
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[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — Unless the winds blow to unimaginable proportion and he loses his putting touch that has been the component of his game, Rey Pagunsan is on his way to winning the 10th leg of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit.
Or Ruben Sasutil sustains his birdie-binge in the third round, Pagunsan fumbled with his first over-par round in three days, a 73, but the 34-year-old veteran of the Japan PGA Tour still managed to pad his lead to five as his pursuers either folded up or simply faded away under the most demanding conditions at the Midlands Course here.
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[Summary] => SILANG, Cavite – For all the troubles in organizing the 85th Philippine Open, the country’s premier golf championships got underway yesterday without a hitch, although it produced one of the highest first round scorings in its storied event.
No thanks to a course that has all the trappings of a truly championship layout and a sleek putting surface that seemed to be unconquerable – even by the steadiest players in the fold.
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Not even Cassius Casas’ 69 could unsettle Pagunsan as the latter virtually turned the Battle of Midlands to a fight for runner-up honors when he rolled to a four-shot victory despite a closing 74 in the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit at the Midlands Course here yesterday.
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Or Ruben Sasutil sustains his birdie-binge in the third round, Pagunsan fumbled with his first over-par round in three days, a 73, but the 34-year-old veteran of the Japan PGA Tour still managed to pad his lead to five as his pursuers either folded up or simply faded away under the most demanding conditions at the Midlands Course here.
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No thanks to a course that has all the trappings of a truly championship layout and a sleek putting surface that seemed to be unconquerable – even by the steadiest players in the fold.
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