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31/01/2025

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Unbeaten Cool Smashers eye 7th win-in-row vs short-handed HD Spikers

Games Saturday (Feb.1)
4 p.m. – Capital1 vs Akari
6:30 p.m. – Cignal vs Creamline

Creamline looks to extend its dominant run in the Premier Volleyball League All-Filipino Conference as it faces a shorthanded but determined Cignal squad, Saturday at the Philsports Arena in Pasig.
Despite the HD Spikers' early success, recent roster setbacks have put them at a disadvantage against the unbeaten Cool Smashers, who have thrived even in the absence of key players.
Creamline, already formidable in the first four matches, has been unstoppable since the return of star spiker Tots Carlos, securing back-to-back straight-set victories in the centerpiece tournament of the league organized by Sports Vision and backed by Watsons.
"Of course, this win is a big help for us because we now have six consecutive wins, and our confidence is always there. But as (Bernadeth) Pons said, we should never be complacent in every game and every point," said Creamline head coach Sherwin Meneses in Filipino.
"We know they (HD Spikers) will fight hard, and they also have young players," he added.
Cignal, which also started strong with four consecutive wins, has struggled after the sudden departures of skipper Ces Molina and middle blocker Riri Meneses. A recent four-set loss to PLDT exposed the team’s ongoing adjustments, making the HD Spikers underdogs in their 6:30 p.m. showdown with the defending champions.
However, the HD Spikers, now relying on Vanie Gandler, Rose Doria-Aquino, Jackie Acuña, Judith Abil, Ishie Lalongisip, setter Gel Cayuna and libero Dawn Catindig, hope to pull off a reversal.
Another win for Creamline would put the defending champion four victories away from a potential prelims sweep, with Chery Tiggo, Farm Fresh, PLDT, and Galeries Tower as their remaining assignments.
Meanwhile, Cignal is in a crucial race for a higher seeding ahead of the knockout phase, where the top-ranked team will face the lowest seed in a do-or-die battle.
In the 4 p.m. match, struggling teams Akari and Capital1 clash, with the Chargers aiming to improve their 4-4 record, and the Solar Spikers aiming to pick up just their second win in eight outings in the tournament supported by Arena Plus, Fabriano Appliances, Milcu, iColor & Argan Beauty, Tapa King, Sport Radar, and Mikasa.
Games are aired live on Pilipinas Live, RPTV, One Sports, One Sports+, and pvl.ph. ([email protected]/pvl shared by Jon Develos)

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2024-25 PVL All-Filipino Conference featuring the Chery Tiggo Crossovers (light) vs. Zus Coffee Thunderbelles (dark) last January 30, 2025 at the Philsports Arena.

31/01/2025

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Gwon snatches victory in playoff as van der Valk crumbles

STA. ROSA, Laguna – Minwook Gwon clinched The Country Club Invitational title on his first attempt, securing victory with a clutch par in sudden death after Guido van der Valk faltered down the stretch on Friday at the TCC course here.
The 23-year-old Korean, who bogeyed the demanding 18th hole in regulation, carded the day’s best round with a 69. But his fortunes turned when van der Valk, vying for a record-tying feat, struggled with a series of costly errors and limped to a 74, forcing a sudden death after both players finished at three-over 291.
In the playoff, Gwon safely found the center of the green on their return to No. 18 and two-putted for par. Meanwhile, van der Valk’s approach shot caught a flyer and found the water behind the green. After taking a penalty drop on the fringe, he settled for a bogey, allowing Gwon to seal his maiden professional victory.
“I really wanted to win my first pro tournament. I feel great that I did it in the biggest event on the Philippine Golf Tour,” said Gwon, who developed his game as an eight-year-old at Riviera Golf Club in Silang.
The P6 million championship featured an elite 30-player field, including past TCC Invitational winners and top finishers on the Order of Merit. Gwon took home P2 million, while Van der Valk settled for the P1 million runner-up prize.
Reymon Jaraula placed third at 293 after an even-par 72, earning P540,000. LJ Go shot a 76 for a 295 total, finishing fourth with P408,000, while Japan’s Kakeru Ozeki placed fifth at 296 after a 72, taking home P288,000. Aidric Chan (76) and Clyde Mondilla (77) shared sixth at 297.
For Van der Valk, the loss was especially bittersweet as he played while mourning the recent passing of his father, Wouter, just two weeks prior.
“I was hoping to win this for him. Hopefully, I get another chance,” said the Manila-based Dutchman.
He appeared poised for a strong finish, landing his tee shot on the heart of the 17th green, but misjudged his first putt and three-putted. On the decisive 18th hole, his drive found the right fairway bunker, and his second shot landed in the bushes. After taking a penalty drop, he made a double-bogey, ultimately costing him the title.
"I was very nervous in the playoff because I know Guido is a very good player," said Gwon, reflecting on his remarkable triumph barely a year after earning his spot on the PGT through Q-School. His previous best finish – a fifth place at Caliraya Springs last year – paled in comparison to this breakthrough victory.
Understanding the stakes, Gwon kept his strategy simple. "I thought the one who makes par will win, so I just tried to hit the fairway, land on the green, and make two putts. Everything just went well, so I’m very happy now," he said.
Adding to the moment, his parents had watched him play all four days.
"Having them here makes this win even more meaningful," he added.
Yet, for much of the final round, Gwon had all but conceded the title to van der Valk, who stood on the 18th tee with a comfortable lead.
"I was already satisfied with a second or third-place finish," he recalled. "I thought I had no chance to win."
But as he waited, his friends alerted him that van der Valk had run into trouble on No. 18. "They told me, ‘Let’s just wait,’" said Gwon.
And then, the unthinkable happened – van der Valk stumbled with a double bogey, throwing the tournament wide open. Instead of celebrating a record-tying victory, the Dutchman watched as fate handed Gwon the opportunity of a lifetime – one that he seized with unwavering composure.
Poised to join Angelo Que and Juvic Pagunsan as a three-time TCC Invitational champion after his 2020 and 2023 victories, van der Valk saw his title hopes slip away in heartbreaking fashion. ([email protected]/tcc shared by Jon Develos)

Photocap:
23-year-old Korean Minwook Gwon (with trophy) won in the playoff via par next to Guido van der Valk at the TCC course. . ([email protected]/tcc shared by Jon Develos)

31/01/2025

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Cangolf, Luisita lead inductees into Interclub Hall of Fame

Canlubang and Luisita, clubs with the most storied rivalry in the rich history of the Philippine Airlines (PAL) Interclub, will be honored by leading three other clubs into enshrinement in the tournament's Hall of Fame, in time for the 76th staging of what is known as the country's unofficial team golf championship.
Cangolf and Luisita will earn their places in both the Men's and Seniors divisions, a deserved citation for having put color in the tournament because of a heated – yet camaraderie-filled – rivalry that dates back to the PAL Interclub's early years.
The Sugar Barons are the winningest Men's titlists with 17 PAL Interclub victories and the first club to win it five (2006 to 2010) and four straight years (2000 to 2003), with their Seniors team earning its place in the Hall for winning it 11 times highlighted by a streak of four straight from 2006 to 2009.
Luisita, meanwhile, owns the most wins by any Senior team in history, winning it a total of 18 times while owning an eye-popping streak of six wins from 2000 to 2005.
The regular Luisita team, meanwhile, is an eight-time winner and has a three-peat to its record carved out from 1991 to 1993.
The other clubs who made the Hall of Fame in the Regular Men's championship are Bacolod Gold and Country Club, Camp Aguinaldo and the recent power of the Interclub, Manila Southwoods.
Southwoods has dominated men's play in the recent past, with seven of its nine titles coming from 2015, where it won four straight, and then three consecutive from 2020 to 2024, not counting the two years the event was shelved because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bacolod is a 10-time winner and was the first team to rule the event three straight years, doing it from 1963 to 1965; Aguinaldo, meanwhile, won all of its three titles in a string starting with the 1988 edition.
PAL Interclub Seniors play kicks off hostilities this year in Bacolod from Feb. 10 with Del Monte as the defending champion, while Men's action starts on Feb. 18 with Southwoods looking for a third straight title. ([email protected] shared by Jon Develos)

30/01/2025

30/01/2025

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Van der Valk grabs lead with clutch eagle, birdie for 70

STA. ROSA, Laguna – Guido van der Valk shouldered himself past a competitive field with a composed and calculated performance, firing the day’s best two-under-par 70, highlighted by an eagle and a monster birdie putt, as he wrested a two-stroke lead in the third round of The Country Club Invitational on Thursday here.
Starting the day four strokes off the pace at sixth spot, van der Valk vaulted to the top at one-over 217 after first day co-leader LJ Go faltered with two bogeys in the final seven holes, settling for a 74 and a 219.
Halfway leader Clyde Mondilla also aimed for a charge, starting strong with a birdie on the par-5 second hole. However, back-to-back setbacks – a triple bogey and a bogey from No. 4 – halted his momentum. He managed to recover and briefly tied van der Valk with a birdie on the 10th, only to slip again with a costly double bogey on the 16th.
A final-hole miscue left him with a 77, dropping him to third place at 220, now three shots behind the leader.
This enabled van der Valk, who turned 45 last Sunday, to seize the lead against the very players he had previously defeated to claim his first two TCC Invitational titles. He dominated Go by five strokes in the 2023 edition of what has become the Philippine Golf Tour’s premier event, three years after narrowly edging out Mondilla by one.
Despite holding a two-stroke advantage, the Manila-based Dutchman remained cautious about his chances of securing a record-tying victory in the P6 million championship held in honor of ICTSI founder Don Pocholo Razon.
“This golf course is difficult to dominate because mistakes are easy to make and birdies are hard to come by. Everyone is facing the same challenges,” said van der Valk. “I’ve been lucky to win it twice, but that doesn’t guarantee I’ll do it again. There are too many great players in contention.”
His pivotal moment came on the par-5 No. 10, where his 4-iron second shot from 220 yards found the green but rolled to the back. He then executed a brilliant chip-in for eagle, launching him into the lead.
“It wasn’t the toughest chip, but as soon as it landed, I felt I had a chance – and I was lucky it rolled in,” said van der Valk,
After surrendering the lead with a bogey on No. 15, van der Valk reclaimed control in dramatic fashion, sinking a stunning 25-foot birdie putt on the par-3 17th. The putt, initially appearing to roll past the hole, found just the right break to drop in.
That set the stage for an intense showdown against his determined challengers, all vying for TCC Invitational glory.
Go, meanwhile, managed two birdies on the front nine but failed to record another on the back, hindered by two bogeys for the second consecutive day.
“The finishing holes are tough, at least for me,” said Go. “But being two or three shots behind is still manageable. Everyone makes bogeys.”
Mondilla’s struggles continued after a wayward drive on the tight par-4 No. 4 led to a triple bogey. A double bogey on the 16th further dimmed his hopes, though he remains within striking distance of the P2 million top prize.
Aidric Chan and Reymon Jaraula endured identical rounds of 76, tying for fourth at 221, just four shots off the pace. Minwook Gwon carded a 73, catching Jay Bayron, who struggled with a 77, at 222.
Keanu Jahns and Kakeru Ozeki also matched 76s for a joint eighth-place finish at 224. Meanwhile, Jhonnel Ababa and Albin Engino returned 75s, joining Nilo Salahog, who stumbled with a 78, in 10th place at 226.
Defending champion Tony Lascuna failed to mount a comeback, remaining at 227 in a tie for 13th with Daiya Suzuki, who posted a 74, while three-time TCC winner Angelo Que also had a tough day, marred by a triple-bogey seven on No. 7, finishing with a 77 and dropping into a share of 15th place at 228 alongside Asian Tour rookie Sean Ramos and Hyun Ho Rho, both of whom posted 76s. ([email protected]/TCC shared by Jon Develos)

Photocap:
Guido Van der Valk leads LJ Go by 2 after 70. ([email protected]/TCC shared by Jon Develos)

30/01/2025

LIVE ONE TV Sports News
Gov. Vicente Duterte Pro-Am tourney this March 15-16

Davao City – Some 120 pairs are expected to troop to the fairways for the first Governor Vicente Durterte Pro-Am which tees off on March 15 and 16 at the South Pacific Golf Club Davao.
This was launched Thursday at the weekly Davao Sportswriters Association (DSA) Forum by South Pacific Golf Club Davao Director Tommy Inigo.
Cash prizes and special designed trophies will be at stake for the winners in the scheduled two-day tournament in which the first day (March 15) will have the Best Ball format and on the second day (March 16) will be the One-Ball Twosome mode of play.
“We are inviting all pros in the country to join us in this tournament as we consider this a national spectacle,” said Inigo who added that the tournament is also presented by the PPP (Pulong-Pulong ni Pulong) Partylist and the Mindanao Professional Golfers Association of the Philippines Inc.
The champion team will be receiving P100,000 while the first and second runners-up will get P75,000 and P50,000, respectively along with trophies. The third team runner-up will also get P25,000.
“We will also be giving away cash prizes to the teams that made it to the cut,” he added.
The tournament which will open its registration pegged at P10,000 per team on January 31 will had its proceeds go to the House of Hope. (Jon Develos)

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South Pacific Golf Davao Director Tommy Inigo (with mic) launches the first Governor Vicente Duterte Cup Pro-Am tournament on Thursday’s Davao Sportswriters Association (DSA) Forum, 30 January. (DSA photo)

30/01/2025

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72 pairs seen in 2nd AIM Alumni Friendship tourney

Davao City – The 2nd edition of the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) Alumni Friendship Golf tournament tees off on February 8 at the South Pacific Golf and Country Club with some 72 pairs or 144 players expected.
“These players will compete in the Best Ball tournament format with tee-off starts at 6 a.m. and 11 a.m.,” said AIM Regional President Luciano Frederick Puyod on Thursday’s Davao Sportswriters Association (DSA) Forum.
Puyod also further added that the tournament is the first of a three-part series which the next to be held on February 17 and 22 in Manila.
The February 22 tournament to be held in Manila will be the culmination of AIM’s Alumni Homecoming event.
Registration is still ongoing pegged at P5,000 inclusive of giveaways in which proceeds will go to the various community of projects of the AIM Alumni Chapter.
A brand new SUV along with a scooter and various appliances and unlimited green fee vouchers courtesy of South Pacific Golf awaits the winners, added AIM Golf Tournament Chairman Leonila Galerio. (Jon Develos)

PHotocap:
AIM Davao Region President Luciano Frederick Puyod (left) and AIM Friendship Golf tournament chairman Leonila Galerio at the weekly Davao Sportswriters Association (DSA) Forum. (Tommy Inigo/DSA photo)

29/01/2025

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Mondilla overcomes adversity, grabs 2-shot lead despite 73

STA. ROSA, Laguna – Clyde Mondilla delivered a resilient performance on Wednesday here, battling through a tough start to card a second-round 73 and wrest a two-stroke lead at The Country Club Invitational.
His gutsy output brought him to a one-under 143 at the punishing TCC course, despite a rocky front nine and challenging conditions. Mondilla, who had started the day in third place after a 70, found himself at two-over through 11 holes. However, he managed to recover with a crucial birdie on the 15th hole, steadying his game to avoid falling behind.
In the end of the punishing day, he was able to par the final holes, preserving his lead.
“I’m glad I was able to recover, especially since I wasn’t hitting it very well,” said Mondilla, reflecting on his effort to stay in contention in the P6 million championship put up by ICTSI chairman and CEO Ricky Razon in memory of his father and ICTSI founder Don Pocholo.
The added length of the course and the swirling winds made birdie opportunities even rarer, particularly on the back nine. Despite the challenges, Mondilla's resolve kept him ahead of the pack, leaving him with a two-stroke advantage over the surging Reymon Jaraula and Jay Bayron, erstwhile co-leader LJ Go and Aidric Chan.
Jaraula and Bayron both posted rounds of 71, the best in the day. Meanwhile, Chan and Go struggled, with the former’s inconsistency leading to a 74 and the latter’s three-straight bogeys from No. 15 resulting in a 76.
Despite his tough finish, Go remained tied for second at 145, alongside, Chan, Jaraula and Bayron.
"On this course, it’s not really over even on the final three holes," said Mondilla. "The course can turn on you at any time."
Guido van der Valk, a two-time winner here, battled back with a three-birdie run from No. 13, but a closing bogey kept him at 72 for the day, placing him in solo sixth at 147.
Meanwhile, Keanu Jahns, the Forest Hills champion, carded a second straight 74, tying him with Kakeru Ozeki, who posted a 72, and Nilo Salahog, who struggled with a 75 at 148.
Gwon Minwook, after an impressive first-round 71, faltered with a 78, slipping to joint 10th at 149, while three-time TCC Invitational champion Angelo Que had a tough finish, bogeying three of the last four holes to card a 78, putting him at 151 and in joint 11th.
He shares the position with Albin Engino (74) and Jhonnel Ababa, who carded a 77, marked by a double bogey on the par-3 16th.
Defending champion Tony Lascuña, also struggling with a double bogey on the par-3 No. 17, finished with a 75, settling at 152 in joint 14th with first-round co-leader Dino Villanueva, who shot himself in the foot with an 83, Fidel Concepcion, who posted a gutsy 72, Lakewood leg winner Sean Ramos, who fought back with a 75, Hyun Ho Rho, who put in a second 76. ([email protected]/tcc shared by Jon Develos)

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Clyde Mondilla.

28/01/2025

27/01/2025

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27/01/2025

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Clash of champs: TCC Invit’l set to test golf’s finest

STA. ROSA, Laguna – Three former champions, including a record-holder and the defending titleholder, join a stellar lineup of seasoned campaigners and rising stars as they battle for pride, honor and glory in The Country Club Invitational kicking off Tuesday, Jan. 28 at the iconic TCC course here.
Boasting a prize pot of P6 million, this exclusive event brings together the Top 30 players from the 2024 Philippine Golf Tour Order of Merit and former winners, promising intense drama, unexpected surprises and thrilling rivalries that have defined the TCC Invitational since its inception in 2003 by ICTSI chairman and CEO Ricky Razon in honor of his father, Don Pocholo Razon, a passionate golfer himself.
Headlining the elite roster is Tony Lascuña, who outlasted Miguel Tabuena in a gripping stretch duel to claim the championship last year. A five-time Order of Merit winner, Lascuña returns to the course determined yet wary of its formidable challenges.
“The TCC course is so unpredictable that it requires a different mindset, approach and style for every hole. Even a trailing player can emerge victorious in the closing stages,” said Lascuña, who first won the TCC title in 2004 and waited two decades to recapture it.
Joining Lascuña are two other marquee names chasing their own milestones. Guido van der Valk, the Manila-based Dutchman and two-time TCC champion (2020 and 2023), is out to redeem himself after a rollercoaster 2024 season that started strong but ended without a victory.
Lascuña squares off against Reymon Jaraula and Clyde Mondilla at 8:40 a.m., following the group of Angelo Que, Keanu Jahns and Sean Ramos. Meanwhile, van der Valk tees off at 8:20 a.m., competing alongside Rupert Zaragosa and Jhonnel Ababa.
Other notable groups include Aidric Chan, Russell Bautista, and Hyun Ho Rho at 8:50 a.m., while Lloyd Go, Ira Alido, and Kakeru Ozeki headline the final flight at 9 a.m.
Meanwhile, Que, a three-time champion, aims to add a record-extending fourth TCC trophy to his illustrious career.
Yet, the unpredictable TCC course levels the playing field for veterans and rising stars alike. Known for its exacting design, the course demands mental fortitude, precise strategy and risk-taking. Its sleek greens, daunting hazards and variable winds make every hole a fresh challenge, ensuring that the championship remains anyone’s game.
Others expected to make their mark are Ryan Monsalve, Zanieboy Gialon, Michael Bibat, Randy Garalde, Jay Bayron, Daiya Suzuki, Collin Wheeler, Dino Villanueva, Albin Engino, Tae Soo Kim, Minwook Gwon, Fidel Concepcion and Francis Morilla.
For Lascuña, the tournament offers a chance to further cement his legacy.
“Winning last year reminded me of the importance of patience and persistence, especially on a course as demanding as TCC. This week will test all of us,” he said.
As the players take on the 72-hole challenge, the stage is set for a showdown filled with unforgettable moments, proving once again why the TCC Invitational remains one of the most prestigious tournaments in Philippine golf. ([email protected]/TCC shared by Jon Develos)

In photos are Clyde Mondilla, Sean Ramos, Tony Lascuna and Angelo Que.

26/01/2025

26/01/2025

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