Knockout drama looms at ICTSI Anvaya
ANGELO Que will be part of the 32-man field that will compete in the ICTSI Anvaya Cove Match Play Invitational next week.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF PGT
The long and grueling campaign of the 2026 Philippine Golf Tour and Ladies PGT comes down to one final test — a battle of nerves, strategy and shot-making where every hole counts and there is little room for mistakes.
The season officially winds up with the ICTSI Anvaya Cove Match Play Invitational from 18 to 20 November, bringing together the top performers of the PGT and LPGT for a three-day showdown featuring a dramatic shift from the familiar stroke-play format to head-to-head match play.
After crisscrossing the country and tackling some of its finest championship courses in a demanding season-long campaign, the men and ladies now face an entirely different challenge at Anvaya Cove Golf Club in Morong, Bataan, widely regarded as one of the country's premier golfing destinations.
At stake are not only season-ending bragging rights but also a total purse of P2 million for the PGT field and P1.5 million for the LPGT competitors.
Angelo Que, coming off back-to-back victories in the PGT Order of Merit race, leads the 32-player men's field, which also features the season's other leading campaigners, including No. 2 Jeffren Lumbo and No. 3 Clyde Mondilla, as well as Rupert Zaragosa and defending champion Keanu Jahns.
The formidable cast also includes a blend of seasoned campaigners and emerging talents, led by Sean Ramos, Jhonnel Ababa, Tony Lascuña, Russell Bautista, Art Arbole, Guido van der Valk, Zanieboy Gialon, Elee Bisera, Dino Villanueva, Reymon Jaraula, Enrico Gallardo, Gabriel Manotoc, Kristoffer Arevalo and Ira Alido.
All will be looking to navigate the knockout stages and survive the pressure-packed duels that will determine who gets to finish the season on top.