KENROWELL ZONIO hit a clutch birdie on the par-five No. 15 to card a 71 worth 55 Molave points then foiled Cliff Nuneza in the playoff to clinch the boys’ 15-18 division title in an 18-hole stroke play format in the International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) Junior Philippine Golf…
KENROWELL ZONIO hit a clutch birdie on the par-five No. 15 to card a 71 worth 55 Molave points then foiled Cliff Nuneza in the playoff to clinch the boys’ 15-18 division title in an 18-hole stroke play format in the International Container Terminal Services Inc. Junior Philippine Golf Tour VisMin Classic in Cagayan de Oro last Friday..
Nuneza, from Del Monte Golf Club, earlier bounced back from a frontside 38 with birdies on Nos. 11, 14 and 17 to post the first 71 before Zonio came in four flights later to likewise put in a one-under card and force a playoff. Other winners were Clement Ordeneza and Isabella Tabanas ; Ralph Batican and Johanna Uyking ; and Jared Saban and Zuri Bagaloyos .
Batican, also from the host club, and Uyking shared top honors in the 11-12 class in similar fashions with the former stamping his class in the boys’ side with 52 points from a 74 for an eight-point romp over Ken Guillermo, who had 44 points from a gross 82. Blademher Estologa wound up third with 39 points from an 87.
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