International Series Philippines
Golf highlights
Sarit Suwannarut
Gaganjeet Bhullar
Miguel Tabuena
Asian Tour
Watch the latest from the International Series Philippines where Sarit Suwannarut extends his lead to four shots. Gagandeep Bhullar stays in contention for a top finish on the Asian Tour. Highlights include Miguel Tabuena’s hole-in-one and eagle, plus Steve Lewton’s bogey-free 63. Tournament details from Sta. Elena Golf Club, part of the elevated Asian Tour events leading to LIV Golf. Exciting moments from the US$22.22 million event running until October 26.

In a thrilling display of golf prowess, the International Series Philippines witnessed a captivating battle for the top spot. As the tournament progressed, the excitement intensified, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats. The star of the show was Sitan, who demonstrated unwavering determination and skill, extending his lead to a commanding four shots at the halfway mark. But here’s where it gets intriguing. India’s Gaganjit Bullar a formidable competitor remained in the hunt refusing to let the gap widen Bular’s resilience and consistency kept him in the running for a top finish adding an element of suspense to the proceedings. The leaderboard was a testament to the tournament’s competitiveness. Local favorite Miguel Tubena with a remarkable round that included a hole-in-one and an eagle delighted his home fans and climbed to second place. The Japanese star Kazuki Higa and his compatriate Yoske Asagi along with Sumin Lee, Wong Suin, and Matthew Chung formed a tightly packed group in fourth place, each with a score of nine under. Meanwhile, New Zealand’s Denzelia, American Patrick Reed, and Bolar himself rounded out the top eight, eight underpar. The tournament also showcased the resilience of seasoned professionals. Ajich sand who despite being three shots behind remained in contention with a score of five under. Karandep Kochar after a second successive 70 secured his spot with a score of four under. The former world number one Dustin Johnson despite a one over 73 managed to make the cut alongside England’s Steve Luton who shot the tournament’s lowest round of 63 making up for an earlier disappointing round. Serit’s day began with a twist of fate. His first shot on the opening hole found the penalty area, but his quick thinking and skill led to a birdie. This set the tone for the day as he raced ahead of the field. Serit’s focus and calm demeanor coupled with his exceptional golf skills allowed him to maintain his momentum and keep the pressure on. He emphasized the importance of staying focused and hitting each shot with precision, a strategy that has served him well in the past four weeks. The tournament also witnessed the resurgence of local favorite TUA. His hole-in-one and Eagle on the 14th hole, a 171yd par three, showcased his exceptional skill and precision. Touena’s performance not only delighted his home fans, but also raised hopes for a Filipino champion. The three-time winner on the Asian Tour, who had to withdraw from the SJM Macau Open due to a neck spasm, was joined by veteran Angelo K, who carded a superb seven under round, solidifying his position in T4, the International Series Philippines, the sixth of nine elevated events on the Asian Tour, offers a pathway onto LIIV Golf through a seasonl long rankings race. The tournament, which runs until October 26th, is the first in a 3-week run that includes the Link Hong Kong Open and the Muai Singapore Open. The series, which has already visited India, Macau, Japan, and Morocco, concludes with the PIF Saudi International from November 19th to 22nd, where the leader of the seasonlong rankings will secure a place on LIIV Golf next season. The stage is set for an unforgettable golf spectacle, leaving fans eager to witness the outcome of this thrilling competition.

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