ICTSI-Jungolf Interclub fires off today | Inquirer Sports

ICTSI-Jungolf Interclub fires off today

/ 10:36 PM May 26, 2013

TWENTY-FIVE teams representing 12 clubs are seeing action in the JGFP-ICTSI Jungolf Interclub golf tournament firing off today at Mt. Malarayat Golf and Country Club in Lipa, Batangas.

Coming off a successful launch of the Philippine Golf Foundation Junior Masters Series, the organizing Junior Golf Foundation of the Philippines caps the biggest-ever summer circuit with its 11th leg that has drawn more than a hundred players.

Six champions from the PGF tourney—John Catalan, Dan Cruz, Ira Alido, Josh Jorge, Annika Cedo and Annika Pineda Cayabyab—will try to lead their respective teams to victory in the three-division event.

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Catalan, Cruz and Cedo make up a solid Philippine Navy bid in Division 1 for players 13-17 years, Alido also plays for Navy in Division 2 for players 9-12 years where Jorge is backstopping reigning Junior World 7-8 years titlist Jed Dy for the Ayala Greenfield bid while Cayabyab competes in Division 3 for 8 years old and below.

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Also represented in the tourney supported by Pancake House, Teriyaki Boy, Sizzlin’ Pepper, Golf Depot, Inquirer Golf and McDonald’s are the Army Golf Club, Del Monte, Fernando Golf Club, Club Intramuros, Canlubang Golf and Country Club, Eagle Ridge Golf and Country Club, Eastridge Golf Club, San Pascual Golf Club and Mt. Malarayat Golf Club.

Del Monte bets are challenging the expected domination of Metro Manila teams after figuring well during the PGF Series.

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Notably absent  is Aguinaldo which completed a three-division sweep last year at Eagle Ridge.

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