DSA Golf benefits cancer patients

South Pacific Davao Golf Club’s island green on hole 15 will be a treat for golfers in the coming 77th PAL Interclub tournament which tees off on 19 February to 6 March. (Tommy Inigo)

South Pacific Davao Golf Club’s island green on hole 15 will be a treat for golfers in the coming 77th PAL Interclub tournament which tees off on 19 February to 6 March. (Tommy Inigo)

The Philippine Football Federation (PFF) emerged as the biggest winner at the 7th Philippine Sports Tourism Awards…

If the US Open wants to capitalize on Alex Eala’s star power, a former Grand Slam champion believes the Filipina…

DAVAO CITY — Christian Colleges of Southeast Asia (CCSA) ripped bitter rival Boot Camp Diwa to dominate the 2026…

Quezon Province leaned on Judel Fuentes to thwart Pasay, 67-59, and move closer to South division pacesetter Batangas…
CLARK — Gilbert Muge and Edna Magtubo ran away with the crown in the PUMA Clark City Half Marathon 2026, leading a…
DAVAO CITY — Some 120 entries are targeted to join the Davao Sportswriters Association (DSA) Open Golf tournament which is set to tee off 30 May at the South Pacific Golf Club Davao.
“This number of expected golfers is enough to help our beneficiary — the House of Hope patients,” said co-tournament board of director and South Pacific Golf Club golf director Tommy Inigo.
The House of Hope is a special health care facility here in the city for children battling cancer.
The tournament will follow Individual Play Molave Scoring Handicap format with shotgun starts at 6 a.m. and 11 a.m.
It will be open to all golfers in the class A, B and C divisions with a registration fee of P4,000 per player (inclusive of giveaways, buffet dinner and raffle).