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Geoffrey Tan fired an impressive even-par 72 to propel Manila Southwoods 1 into the lead in Division 1 at the Play Golf Interclub Stroke Play Championships at Riviera Golf Club.
Southwoods holds a four-shot advantage over Pueblo de Oro heading into the final round.
Nicole Gan of Wack Wack also turned heads with an even-par round.
Second-round team standings:
Division 1
Manila Southwoods 1 – 604 (307-297)
Pueblo de Oro 1 – 608 (303-305)
Eastridge 1 – 612 (313-299)
Camp Aguinaldo 1 – 670 (334-336)
Division 2
Eastridge 2 – 623 (312-311)
Camp Aguinaldo 2 – 626 (313-313)
Brittannika – 636 (307-329)
Manila Southwoods 2 – 653 (326-327)
Riviera Juniors 1 – 653 (330-323)
Valley Golf 1 – 662 (343-319)
Pueblo de Oro 2 – 670 (330-340)
Ayala Greenfields 1 – 731 (359-372)
Division 3
Intramuros 1 – 619 (318-301)
Alabang 1 – 675 (339-336)
Royal Northwoods – 677 (342-335)
Orchard – 698 (359-339)
Valley Golf 2 – 699 (358-341)
Alabang 2 – 759 (399-360)
Ayala Greenfields 2 – 776 (384-392)
Intramuros 2 – 788 (390-398)
Riviera Juniors 2 – 874 (429-445)
The final round promises excitement as teams vie for top honors.