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[Title] => Delasin opens title defense with three-under 69
[Summary] => Although Se Ri Pak is at it again, Dorothy Delasin put herself in a good position at the start of her defense of the LPGA Giant Eagle Classic crown as she fired a three-under par 69 Friday (Saturday in Manila) to trail the Korean ace and two others by just two strokes.
"Im happy with my game and hope to keep up the momentum," said Delasin, whose victory over Pat Hurst on the second playoff hole last year made her the LPGAs youngest winner in 25 years.
With a 35-34 card at the Squaw Creek Co
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[Title] => Delasin opens title defense with three-under 69
[Summary] => Although Se Ri Pak is at it again, Dorothy Delasin put herself in a good position at the start of her defense of the LPGA Giant Eagle Classic crown as she fired a three-under par 69 Friday (Saturday in Manila) to trail the Korean ace and two others by just two strokes.
"Im happy with my game and hope to keep up the momentum," said Delasin, whose victory over Pat Hurst on the second playoff hole last year made her the LPGAs youngest winner in 25 years.
With a 35-34 card at the Squaw Creek Co
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