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ADT: Itthipat powers into lead at Sherwood Hills | Asian Tour – Professional Golf in Asia Cavite, Philippines, April 24: Young talent Itthipat Buranatanyarat of Thailand put himself in prime position for a maiden Asian Development Tour (ADT) win after carding a two-under-par 70 in the penultimate round of the US$60,000 ICTSI Sherwood Hills Classic on Friday.

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AMARICAN Paul Harris bounced back strong from a missed cut stint last week with a sizzling start at the back, shooting a four-under 68 and catching Thai Poosit Supupramai at the helm at the start of the $60,000 ICTSI Sherwood Hills Classic at Sherwood Hills Golf Club in Cavite yesterday.

Harris actually missed wresting the solo lead with a last-hole bogey on No. 9 but his 36-32 card proved a lot better than his disastrous opening 83 that led to an early exit in last week’s ICTSI Eagle Ridge Invitational, which kicked off a two-week Asian Development Tour swing in the country.

Supupramai, on the other hand, scorched the frontside with three birdies then added three more at the back to negate his bogeys on Nos. 11 and 17 for a share of the lead with Harris, one stroke ahead of another Thai Thammanoon Sriroj, American Josh Salah and Japanese Masaru Takahashi.

Sriroj birdied two of the last four holes to fire a 35-34, Salah missed joining Harris and Supupramai on top with a bogey on the ninth, while Takahashi rallied with three birdies in the last four holes for a closing 33 to stay within sight of the joint leaders in the early going of the 72-hole championship sponsored by International Container Terminal Services, Inc.

Filipino Arnold Villacencio, who snapped a long 27-year title spell at ICTSI Summit Point last year, turned in an impressive 33 start but wavered with three bogeys against two birdies at the back to lead the 70 scorers, who included ADT Order of Merit leader Hsieh Chi-hsien of Taiwan, Aussie Kevin Marques, Singapore’s Mitchell Slorach and local bets Orlan Sumcad and Nelson Huerva.

Charles Hong, who nipped Micah Shin to rule this ICTSI Philippine Golf Tour event last year, fought back with two birdies in the last six holes to salvage a two-over 74 and stay within the cutoff line after a poor start of 38 and two bogeys at the back.

Cassius Casas, winner of two local events last year, and Frankie Minoza, seeking a first big win in a long while, carded identical 71s to join six others at 12th, including Taiwanese Tommy Mu, Kiwi Campbell Rawson and Darren Tan, Englishman Nick Redfern and Rey Pagunsan and Ric Depilo.

Hong seeks repeat in Sherwood Classic Charles Hong hopes to flaunt the form he showed in last year’s feat but faces a more formidable challenge this time with a host of foreign players, including three Asian Development Tour winners, firming up the cast in the ICTSI Sherwood Hills Classic which fires off today at Sherwood Hills Golf Clu…

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GolfPH - Phil Amateur Closed Championship Starts Today at Sherwood Hills Today marks the opening of the Philippine Amateur Closed Championship tournament at the Sherwood Hills Golf and Country Club in Cavite.