Fil-Taga Golfers Association will holds its 108th Philippine Independence Day Golf Tournament on June 18 at the Coral Ocean Point Golf Resort.<\/p>\n
Like previous years, the tournament will have two categories\u2014a member and a guest division.<\/p>\n
Champions for each category will receive $300 cash and a handsome trophy, runner-up gets $200 and also a trophy, while third-place winners take home $100 and a trophy.<\/p>\n
Aside from the cash prizes for the top winners, Fil-Taga also is giving lucky golfers the opportunity to earn more in three $10,000 hole-in-one prizes sponsored by Home Depot.<\/p>\n
Fil-Taga will also award prizes to the closest to the pin and will raffle off many more prizes during its banquet set after the tournament at the COP poolside<\/p>\n
The 108th Philippine Independence Day Golf Tournament will have an 11:30am tee time and a 9am show time. Entry fee is $100 and will entitle participants to free greens and the aforementioned dinner banquet.<\/p>\n
Entry forms can be picked up and submitted at Unit 4, Saipan Plaza Building in Gualo Rai. For more information, call Rene Domanais at 233-9473.<\/p>\n
Last year, Sen. Pete Reyes won the members division after besting 28 other Fil-Taga duffers with his net score of 66, while youngster Leina Kim put everyone to shame in the guests division, as the then 13-year-old wunderkind fired a net score of 61.<\/p>\n
Established in 1993, Fil-Taga hosts monthly tournaments, which operate under a computer-controlled handicap system that creates parity among players in the A and B Flights. Regular tournaments are scheduled once a month, normally every third Sunday. Green fees are in the $35 to $40 price range for most tournaments.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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