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MANILA, Philippines -- Thai Atthaya Thitikul crowned herself the new Asia Pacific Cup champion, concluding her dominant performance with a 69, beating Korean Dayeon Lee by seven even as Daniella Uy and Bianca Pagdanganan wound up joint 23rd at the Pondok Indah course in Jakarta, Indonesia Saturday.
MANILA, Philippines – Bianca Pagdanganan gained 10 spots from joint 18th with a two-under 70 but stood too far behind Thai Atthaya Thitikul, who threatened to rip the field with a blistering seven-under 65 in the second round of the Asia Pacific Cup in Indonesia Friday.
MANILA, Philippines – Faced with challenges, Daniella Uy relied on her short game to salvage a 72 as she trailed Thai ace Atthaya Thitikul and three others, including Korean amateur Hyosong Lee, by four strokes at the start of the Asia Pacific Cup in Indonesia Thursday.
MANILA, Philippines – Princess Superal and Dottie Ardina underscored the importance of consistency as they launch their individual and team campaigns in separate flights at the start of the Simone Asia Pacific Cup Thursday, December 21, at the Pondok Indah Golf Course in Jakarta, Indonesia.
MANILA, Philippines – The second Simone Asia Pacific Cup unfolds Thursday, December 21, in Indonesia with defending champion Princess Superal expecting a heightened level of competition despite the absence of major champions, with world No. 9 Atthaya Thitikul of Thailand and Japan’s Nasa Hataoka adding a touch of star power to the 56-player roster.
MANILA, Philippines -- Yuka Saso rallied in time to rescue a second straight 69, but Bianca Pagdanganan tripped at the finish for a 70 as the duo bowed out of the title chase in the CME Group Tour Championship heading to a two-player showdown in Naples, Florida.
MANILA, Philippines -- Yuka Saso failed to sustain an eagle start and yielded a stroke to Nelly Korda in their head-to-head battle. She finished with a 69 and dropped to joint 16th, now seven strokes behind Alison Lee of the US and Japanese Nasa Hataoka halfway through CME Group Tour Championship in Naples, Florida Friday (Saturday Manila time).
MANILA, Philippines – Yuka Saso held her ground against former world No. 1 Nelly Korda and matched 68 cards in a riveting start. But they stood five strokes off a hot-starting pair of Nasa Hataoka of Japan and Chinese Ruoning Yin after 18 holes of the CME Group Tour Championship in Naples, Florida Thursday (Friday Manila time).