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  1. PSC comes to golf’s rescue

    PSC comes to golf’s rescue

    ‘It is a tradition that the PSC certainly wants to continue with,’ PSC chair Pato Gregorio said after pledging support for the tournament. ‘We wouldn’t want…

  2. Phl up against Asiad Everest

    Phl up against Asiad Everest

    The Philippines faces a difficult final-round medal chase in Asian Games golf after all six players failed to break par, leaving the men’s and women’s teams…

  3. Asiad: Phl golf brings big guns

    Asiad: Phl golf brings big guns

    The Philippines sends six golfers to the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya, led by Miguel Tabuena, Bianca Pagdanganan and young standout Rianne Malixi.

  4. Ahanmisi gets comfortable with San Miguel

    Ahanmisi gets comfortable with San Miguel

    Jerick Ahanmisi finds his rhythm with San Miguel Beer after a breakout 26-point performance in the PBA Season 50 Governors’ Cup win over Titan Ultra.

  5. Fajardo, Austria back for San Miguel

    Fajardo, Austria back for San Miguel

    San Miguel Beermen look to extend their winning start against winless Terrafirma Dyip as June Mar Fajardo and Leo Austria return, while Rain or Shine and…

  6. Miguel Tanfelix Brings Back ‘Planet XP’

    Miguel Tanfelix Brings Back ‘Planet XP’

    Miguel Tanfelix returns as host of Planet XP beginning 27 June, bringing viewers new outdoor adventures, cultural discoveries, and survival experiences as the…

  7. Tabuena, Quiban, Corpus hit 73s

    Tabuena, Quiban, Corpus hit 73s

    Miguel Tabuena, Justin Quiban and Carl Jano Corpus remained in contention after opening with even-par 73s at the International Series Morocco. With three…

  8. HENRY DODSON

    Gateway greed

    One thing San Miguel understands very well is rent-seeking — using its immense economic and political influence over government to secure projects, then…

  9. SMC’s landfill grab gets smoked

    SMC’s landfill grab gets smoked

    San Miguel Aerocity Inc., a powerful arm of the San Miguel Corporation empire, had long cast its eye on the landfill.