WHO will win four first? This will be the interesting sidelight when top guns Angelo Que and Juvic Pagunsan headline the exclusive field in the P5-million The Country Club Invitational which fires off Feb. 7 at the exclusive, windswept layout in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.
Angelo Que hopes to rebound from a dismal performance two weeks ago in Laguna by winning his second Philippine Open championship next week at Wack Wack’s East course.
Juvic Pagunsan birdied three straight holes from No. 14 Saturday to highlight a second consecutive one-under-par 69 that kept him a shot ahead of Elmer Salvador heading into the final round of the rich The Country Club Invitational.
The professional stars came out swinging and perked up the fun in what was supposed to be an amateurs-only event. No wonder golfers say it’s more fun at Sta. Elena.
Angelo Que guns for a record third straight The Country Club Invitational crown when the rich P4.5 million event featuring only the top 36 local players tees off at the wind-swept layout in Laguna this Thursday.
Conquering the gusts and solving Wack Wack East’s sleek greens, Korean teener Lee Jeong-hwa fired a four-under-par 68 Thursday and zoomed to a four-shot lead heading into the final round of the 50th Philippine Ladies’ Open.
Gregory Foo played his worst round but the Fil-Singaporean held on to capture the Philippine Amateur Open golf championship Sunday by two shots over Jobim Carlos at Cangolf’s North course here.
Gregory Foo and Jerome Ng, the spearheads of the Singapore national men’s squad, arrived Tuesday ready to battle the Philippines’ finest as the 2012 PH Amateur Open Golf championship gets off the ground at tough Canlubang North in Laguna.
A wide-open battle for top honors in both the men’s and ladies divisions is expected when the Philippine Amateur Open Golf Championships is held Jan. 5 to 8 at the Canlubang Golf and Country Club in Laguna.
Baguio City scored big in the final day of competition on Tuesday to overtake Laguna in the gold medal tally of the Batang Pinoy 2011 national finals here.
Manila archers Bianca Roxas-Chua Gotuaco and Luis Gabriel Moreno were right on target even as Laguna swimmers Catherine Bondad and Ariana Herranz netted two more gold medals Sunday in the Batang Pinoy 2011 at the Metro Naga sports complex.
Despite his final round fold-up at the Sabah Masters Sunday, former national champion Anthony Fernando remains upbeat of his chances for a maiden win in the P1 million BDO Canlubang Golf Invitational starting Wednesday at Cangolf’s north course in Laguna.
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