Chanelle Avaricio returns to the site of one of her three Ladies Philippine Golf Tour victories last year, looking for a repeat at Caliraya Springs Golf Club but wary of a vibrant blend of pros and amateurs out to foil her bid in the ICTSI Caliraya Springs Championship firing off on Tuesday, April 18 in Cavinti, Laguna.
For one, Pauline del Rosario is keen on fully drawing on her Epson Tour experience to fuel a title run in probably her first and only LPGT stint this year while on a break from the LPGA's farm league, and the likes of Chihiro Ikeda, Harmie Constantino and Daniella Uy are all eager to rebound from their recent unsuccessful campaigns in Bacolod and Iloilo ruled by Avaricio and top amateur Rianne Malixi, respectively.
Despite Malixi's absence, fellow amateurs and national team mainstays LK Go and Mafy Singson, along with Laurea Duque, look forward to figuring in the title hunt in the 54-hole championship, which also drew Marvi Monsalve, Sarah Ababa, Rev Alcantara, Kristine Fleetwood, Gretchen Villacencio, Florence Bisera and Pamela Mariano.
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