JAY BAYRON snapped a long winless spell in style yesterday, shooting a final round nine-under-par 59 before nipping three-day leader Miguel Tabuena in the second playoff hole to capture the P2.5 million ICTSI Camp John Hay championship title in Baguio.
MIGUEL Tabuena turned Camp John Hay upside down for the third straight round yesterday, firing a six-under-par 62 to zoom ahead by three shots over Jonel Ababa heading into the final day of the P2.5-million ICTSI leg in Baguio.
Rufino Bayron stood tallest on a day of torrid scoring, shooting an eight-under-par 60 yesterday to take a one-stroke lead over Miguel Tabuena and two others after the opening round of the ICTSI Camp John Hay Championship in Baguio.
Miguel Tabuena now seems to know how to finish off tournaments. The 18-year-old saved his best for the final round of the ICTSI Sherwood Hills Classic here yesterday, shooting a six-under-par 66 to clinch the third title of his young career by eight shots.
Miguel Tabuena fired a roller-coaster two-under-par 70 yesterday and barely clung to the lead at the ICTSI Sherwood Hills Classic after Japanese qualifier Toru Nakajima fired a 68 to come within a stroke.
Angelo Que and Miguel Tabuena returned even-par 70s yesterday and stayed tied for the lead—two strokes up on two others—halfway through the rich The Country Club Invitational here.
The Philippines’ Miguel Tabuena and Mark Fernando stood on the cut line after three rounds of the Asian Tour Qualifying School Final Stage Friday. Tabuena shot a 71 while Fernando carded a 68 for a 54-hole of 210 that dropped them in a nine-man group for 39th place. Only the top 40 and ties after four rounds will earn their Asian Tour cards for 2013. Michael Bibat carded a 72 for 212 to tie for 61st while Charles Hong had a 73 for 213 and was in 75th.
The Philippines’ Miguel Tabuena, eyeing another season on the Asian Tour, matched par-72 Thursday to trail Thailand’s Donlaphatchai Niyomchon by 9 strokes in the Asian Tour Qualifying School Final Stage. The 18-year-old Tabuena’s 139 put him in an 18-way tie for 30th place. Charles Hong fired a 67 and also made the cut with 140, in a tie with Michael Bibat (71). Mhark Fernando was the only other Filipino to get under the wire in the 72-hole qualifying after shooting a 69-142. James Lam (72-144), Marvin Dumandan (73-147) and Carl Santos-Ocampo (78-148) failed to advance. Only the top 40 and ties will make the Asian Tour.
Miguel Tabuena showed the way for the small Filipino contingent with an even-par 72 in the second round Friday to trail South Africa’s Charl Schwartzel by 12 shots in the $1-million Thailand Golf Championship.
Mars Pucay broke a two-year spell on the ICTSI Philippine Golf Tour yesterday, outgunning Miguel Tabuena with a bogey-free 66 for a one-stroke victory in the P1 million ICTSI Iloilo Golf Challenge here.
TEENER Miguel Tabuena bounced back from his first double bogey in three days with a birdie on the next hole to salvage a 1-over par 72 that kept him in the lead with three others after 54 holes of the Queens Cup 2012 Saturday at the Santiburi Samui Country Club in Thailand.
TEENER Miguel Tabuena salvaged a one-under-par 70 from the ashes of a horrendous front nine Friday to keep his share of the lead, this time with Thai veteran Thaworn Wirat-chant halfway through the Queens Cup 2012 at Santiburi Samui Country Club in Thailand.
Teener Miguel Tabuena outgunned the veteran Jay Bayron in a final-round shootout with a two-under-par 70 and clinched the P1-million ICTSI Eastridge Classic crown by three for his second leg victory on the ICTSI Philippine Golf Tour.
