Antonio Lascuña inched closer to his first back-to-back title romp on the ICTSI Tour yesterday, shooting a second straight 6-under-par 66 to open a four-shot lead over Angelo Que going into the final round of he Orchard Championship here.
Antonio Lascuña sizzled on the front nine of the Palmer course yesterday to fire a six-under-par 66 and catch Carl Santos-Ocampo at the top after two rounds of the ICTSI Orchard Championship.
ANTONIO Lascuña, bucking nagging back pains, closed out with a flawless three-under-par 69 yesterday to win the ICTSI Calatagan Challenge by four shots over Jonel Ababa at the heavily wooded layout in Batangas.
Antonio Lascuña cooled off after a sizzling start but his 1-under-par 71 yesterday still kept him in the lead by two strokes over Juvic Pagunsan going into the final round of the P1 million ICTSI Calatagan Challenge here.
Antonio Lascuña fired an eagle-spiked five-under-par 67 yesterday and took a one-shot lead over the fancied Juvic Pagunsan after the first 18 holes of the P1 million ICTSI Calatagan Challenge in Calatagan, Batangas.
Angelo Que and Juvic Pagunsan, in a private race for the first to win the rich The Country Club Invitational a record four times, head the elite 36-player field in sampling the exclusive, Sta. Rosa, Laguna, layout in today’s traditional pro-am.
Antonio Lascuña, the hottest Filipino golfer last year, started 2013 in even more brilliant form, nipping Singapore’s Mardan Mamat in sudden death playoff yesterday to rule the $75,000 Sabah Masters Sutera Harbour Golf and Country Club.
The Philippines’ Antonio Lascuña carded an even-par 71 and lay five shots behind leader Mardan Mamat of Singapore after the third round of the $75,000 Sabah Masters on Friday. Mamat fired a 69 at Sutera Harbour Golf & Country Club to move to 202. Malaysia’s Nicholas Fung and Thailand’s Somkiat Srisanga are in joint second after similar 69s for 206, one clear of Lascuña, who was alone in second overnight just three shots off Mamat.
Antonio Lascuña capped a year to remember by winning the Players’ Player of the Year award in the ICTSI circuit that ended over the weekend at Wack Wack East.
A very good year.
Antonio Lascuña put the finishing touches to a season like no other Saturday, shooting a closing level-par 72 for a runaway nine-stroke victory over Elmer Salvador in the ICTSI Wack Wack Championship at the fabled East layout in Mandaluyong.
Sustaining his superb form, Antonio Lascuña broke par for the third straight day with a one-under 71 Friday to widen his lead to seven shots against Elmer Salvador and Angelo Que heading into the final round of the ICTSI Wack Wack Championship at the Mandaluyong venue’s East course.
Antonio Lascuña kept his sizzling form with a five-under-par 67 Thursday and stormed ahead of Angelo Que by six strokes halfway into the ICTSI Wack Wack Championship at the East Course in Mandaluyong.
Angelo Que and Antonio Lascuña held their own on a final round of explosive scoring and secured fat paychecks by joining a five-way tie for fifth place in the weather-shortened $2 million Iskandar Johor Open here Sunday.
