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Garcia, Serdenia hang on to Mango Tee lead

DT·5 February 2025, 12:20 am

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Garcia, Serdenia hang on to Mango Tee lead

King Stehmeier tees off at No. 12 during Day 4 of the 37th Mango Tee Invitational on Tuesday at the Alabang Country Club. Stehmeier and partner, Erik Escalona, shot a combined 131 to trail overall gross leaders John Baron Garcia and David Serdenia.

Photograph by Joey sanchez Mendoza for the Daily Tribune @tribunephl_joey

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John Baron Garcia and David Serdenia hung on to the lead in the overall gross division halfway through the 37th Mango Tee Invitational at Alabang Country Club in Muntinlupa on Tuesday.

Garcia and Serdenia completed their rounds on Monday, combining for 143 points, an output that was untouched at the close of Tuesday’s hostilities.

Justin Tambunting and Terence Macatangay fired 69 to take second spot with 137, two points ahead of Raymond Suarez and Marty Ilagan.

Raymond Abelido and Temmie Lambino turned in 76 points to pace the overall net class with 163.

Running second with 161 was the tandem of Alexander Corrales and Richard Chua.

The other division leaders were Arbie Jacinto-Ramil Gutierrez, Platinum; Raymond Abelido-Temie Lambino, Gold; Alexander Corrales-Richard Chua, Silver; and Rafael Garcia-Enrique Camacho, Bronze.

Another batch of players see action on Wednesday.

The top five scores in each category:

OVERALL GROSS — John Baron Garcia-David Serdenia 143 (73-70), Justin Tambunting-Terence Macatangay 137 (68-69), Raymond Suarez-Marty Ilagan 135 (71-64), Jerome Hernandez-Masaichi Otake 132 (62-70), King Stehmeier-Erik Escalona 131 (65-66).

OVERALL NET — Raymond Abelido-Temie Lambino 163 (87-76), Alexander Corrales-Richard Chua 161 (71-90), Miguel Villafuerte-Francis Francisco 160 (80-80), Arbie Jacinto-Ramil Gutierrez 160 (80-80), John Baron Garcia-David Serdenia 155 (79-76), Raymond Suarez-Marty Ilagan 155 (81-74), Edwin Galang-Mikhail Alivia 155 (81-74).

PLATINUM — Arbie Jacinto-Ramil Gutierrez 160 (89-71), John Baron Garcia-David Serdenia 155 (79-76), Raymond Suarez-Marty Ilagan 155 (81-74), Brian Cabral-Carmelo Velasco 151 (84-67), Erwin Co-Jasper Ong 150 (78-72).

GOLD — Raymond Abelido-Temie Lambino 163 (87-76), Miguel Villafuerte-Francis Francisco 160 (80-80), Ernilito Chan-Rolando delos Santos 153 (73-80), Ronilo Olaguera-Nilo Zantua 149 (72-77), Johann Ocampo-Kevin Cua 147 (71-76).

SILVER — Alexander Corrales-Richard Chua 161 (71-90), Edwin Galang-Mikhail Alivia 155 (81-74), Victor Santos-Victor Genuino 150 (77-73), Nilo Cruz-Alex Bisuna 144 (68-76), Nardo Leviste-Jessie Yuzon 144 (76-69).

BRONZE — Rafael Garcia-Enrique Camacho 151 (77-74), Rodolfo Plaza-Paolo Plaza 150 (79-71), Cesar Diomampo-Larry Marinas 148 (65-83), Marion Raagas-Oliver Hamsirani 147 (77-70), Leandro Rosero-Joel Garcia 147 (77-70).

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