{"id":330970,"date":"2020-10-05T06:06:23","date_gmt":"2020-10-04T20:06:23","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/?p=330970"},"modified":"2020-10-05T06:06:23","modified_gmt":"2020-10-04T20:06:23","slug":"330970","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/index.php\/330970\/","title":{"rendered":"Satur, Tenorio stand out"},"content":{"rendered":"
Jonah Delos Reyes, left, lines up a putt, while Juan Diaz watches his ball roll in one of holes on the west course of the Laolao Bay Golf & Resort during the #WeBelieve Golf Tournament last Saturday. (Roselyn B,. Monroyo)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The tried-and-tested pair of Tony Satur and Dung Tenorio ruled the #WeBelieve Golf Tournament held on the west course of the Laolao Bay Golf & Resort last Saturday.<\/p>\n

Satur and Tenorio, who had teamed up in several golf competitions in the past and had their share of victories, triumphed anew in the Angel Demapan-organized event after firing a 9-under par 63. The winning duo highlighted its impressive showing in the 2-man best ball event with a 6-under par 30 on the back nine, built around six birdies (holes No. 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, and 18) and three pars (hole Nos. 10, 14, and 17).<\/p>\n

The champion pair had a near flawless game, as it bogeyed only one hole\u2014the par-3, 155-yard No. 7. Satur and Tenorio made up for the bogey by saving par in the last two holes on the front nine\u2014both par-4s (371-yard No. 8 and 346-yard No. 9) and still finished with an under par (3 under) as they earlier birdied the par-4, 372-yard hole No. 1; par-5, 477-yard No. 2; par-5, 447-yard No. 5; and par-4, 355-yard No. 6.<\/p>\n

Tenorio and Satur\u2019s 3-under par 33 in the first nine holes put them in third place behind Paul Kaipat and Franco Santos (5-under 31) and Rep. Marco Peter (R-Saipan) and J.J. Atalig (4-under 32) before leaping to first with an even better game in the last nine holes. Santos and Kaipat settled for the runner-up honors in the low gross category after carding a 3-under 33 on the back for an 8-under 64, while Atalig and Peter had the similar scores to drop to third with their 7-under 65.<\/p>\n

Angel Demapan, center, presents the first place prize to Tony Satur, left, and Dung Tenorio during the awards ceremony for the #WeBelieve Golf Tournament. (Roselyn B. Monroyo)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Meanwhile, in the double peoria category, Alex Tudela and John Rebuenog took the first place honors after recording a net 67.20. The registered a handicap of \u2013 1.20 and gross 66 after shooting a 34 and 32 on the front and back nines, respectively.<\/p>\n

Joining Tudela and Rebuenog in the Top 3 were the duo of Christine Route and Joe \u201cKamikaze\u201d Camacho and the pair of Gov. Ralph DLG Torres and Alex Sablan. Kamikaze and Route, who had a zero handicap, notched second place after tallying gross and net scores of 69 (36 on the front nine and 33 on the back), while Torres and Sablan posted a net score of 69.40 after deducting their 9.60 handicap from their gross score of 79 (41 in the first nine holes and 38 in the last).<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, Demapan thanked the more than 130 players who joined last weekend\u2019s competition and acknowledged the following sponsors of the event: Hive Analytics; Helios Engineering Group; Seaside Restaurant; Latte Stone Hotel; Tribe Marianas; Stitched Hat Co.; Annie\u2019s Ice Cup; Jesse and Wawa Atalig; Karl Nabors, Cecilia Taitano; Daniel Aquino; Roy Ada; Randall Pangelinan; Reps. Joseph Guerrero, Peter, John Paul Sablan, Ralph Naraja, and Ivan Blanco; Sen. Sixto Igisomar; and Senate President Victor Hocog.<\/p>\n

Demapan added that he is planning to have the #WeBelieve Golf Tournament as a regular event and name a beneficiary for the funds that will be raised in future competitions.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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