Santos, Lee lead Dugong Marino winners

CAPT. Relly Jose (second from right), president of the Dugong Marino OFW Foundation, is shown with participants (from left) businessman Philip Natividad, Oriental Mindoro board member Lito Camo, Ed Isidoro, and Abe Hussein. | Photograph courtesy of GMM Global Manila
CAPT. Relly Jose (second from right), president of the Dugong Marino OFW Foundation, is shown with participants (from left) businessman Philip Natividad, Oriental Mindoro board member Lito Camo, Ed Isidoro, and Abe Hussein. | Photograph courtesy of GMM Global Manila

Gen. Ronald Santos and Song Lee led the winners in the inaugural Dugong Marino OFW Foundation golf tournament at the Navy golf course last Monday.

Santos fired a 75 to win the low gross title while Lee shot a 66 to emerge as overall net champion.

Captain Relly Jose, foundation president and president of GMM Global Maritime Manila, paid tribute to the participants for supporting the cause-oriented tourney that benefits selected male high school students of Barangay Madapdap Resettlement Center in Mabalacat, Pampanga.

"During my visit there, I saw the passion in the eyes of these students of becoming seafarers, not just because to uplift their dire life, but to help their parents. They live in a settlement area in Mabalacat where opportunities are scarce. That's why we established the foundation to help them realize their hopes and aspirations," Jose said.

The foundation is also responsible for launching a feeding program for kids in the barangay and gift-giving activities.

The other winners:

Class A: Gen. Pete Bulaong (68), champion (via countback); Lito Camo (68), runner-up;

Class B: Roumelle Portento (69), champion (via countback); Thor Cote (69);

Class C: Rennie Wong (69), champion; Ronald Aguto Jr. (70), runner-up;

Class D: Alexey Dakhnovskiy (71), champion; Capt. Jojo Lopez;

Ladies: Angela Yakazi (71), champion; Jenny Limoso (72), runner-up;

Longest Drive: Ronnie Rodil (230 yards)

Nearest to the pin: Gen. Pete Bulaong (2 ft from the hole)

Most accurate drive: Henry Abreo (10 inches from line)

Best dressed golfer: Jenny Limoso.

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