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Antonio Lascuña leads several other local tour players who will spice up the Forest Hills-PGA of the Philippines Pro-Am teeing off Monday, 17 July at the Forest Hills Golf and Country Club in Antipolo.
Joining the four-time Order of Merit winner in the two-day event are James Ryan Lam and Gabriel Manotoc. Lascuña will partner with Martin Guiang; Lam will tandem with Jet Mathay; and Manotoc will join hands with Dennis Nicomedes.
Also slated to play are pairs Randy Garalde-Raymond Bunquin, Ricar Candinato-Edison Tabalin, Paul Echavez-Gus Pacheco, Leonardo Estrera-Ruy Nodalo, Belem Arancon-Bong Alido and Forest Hills Classic champ Daniella Uy-Rico See.
Other notables in the roster are Nico Evangelista-Matthew Reymatias, Rupert Zaragosa-Justin Dizon, Dino Villanueva-Kunhe Li, Emilio Magtubo-Elvin Ecotan, Gretchen Villacencio-Roger Kidwell and Jonas Magcalayo-Dwight Yao.
The partnership between Forest Hills, through Chairman Bob Sobrepeña, and PGAP, through President Johnel Bulawit, was sealed during the Forest Hills Classic last month.