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Johor Open: Lascuña trails Garcia by 3

World No. 20 Sergio Garcia of Spain reproduced his Ryder Cup winning form when he charged up the leaderboard to hold the second round lead at nine-under 63 through 12 holes at the weather-interrupted $2 million Iskandar Johor Open on Friday.

Posted: December 15th, 2012 in Editors' Picks,Golf,Headlines,Section | Read More »

Johor Open reduced to 54 holes; Juvic Pagunsan at 6 under

Juvic Pagunsan was 6-under for the tournament and 2-under for his round when organizers reduced the Iskandar Johor Open to a 54-hole affair on Saturday, in the process assuring the Filipino of keeping the Asian Tour Order of Merit lead.

Posted: November 19th, 2011 in Golf,Headlines,Latest Sports Stories | Read More »

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