Bisera, LPGT stars hot on Taiwan crown

ALL eyes will be on Yvon Bisera and the Filipina golfers when they compete in the Kenda Tire Open from 23 to 25 September in Taiwan.
Photograph courtesy of LPGT

ALL eyes will be on Yvon Bisera and the Filipina golfers when they compete in the Kenda Tire Open from 23 to 25 September in Taiwan.
Photograph courtesy of LPGT

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Yvon Bisera carries both confidence and a renewed hunger for victory as she leads a 20-player Ladies Philippine Golf Tour (LPGT) contingent against a strong international field in the Kenda Tire Open from 23 to 25 September at the Taichung International Golf Club in Taiwan.
The Davaoeña ace, a two-leg winner on the LPGT this year, heads the Philippine charge brimming with confidence despite narrowly missing a third victory at Summit Point last week. Her recent run, highlighted by two wins and a stirring comeback, has sharpened her belief that she can contend once again — this time on foreign soil.
Bisera said the steady improvement in her long game has given her added confidence heading into the three-day championship.
“My long game has become more consistent, and my irons were particularly good at the Summit Point Championship. I hit all the greens on the second day and 16 of 18 in the final round. That gives me confidence playing internationally because I know I just need to focus on my putting,” Bisera said in Filipino.
She now looks forward to testing how her game holds up on an unfamiliar course against some of the region’s best players.
“I’m excited to see how my game adapts to a different kind of course and how I perform against a strong international field. It’s a great opportunity to challenge myself, see where I stand and measure my game against some of the best players in the region,” she added.