Tough PH Open conditions hold back PH aces

Inquirer.net - Nov 13, 2026

CARMONA—Justin Quiban can only smile—albeit slightly—at the fact that he will be starting his second round in the 108th Philippine Open early on Friday. “It would be nice to play in a little, you know,” Quiban said, referring to the conditions that bedeviled the afternoon session in the first round on Thursday that had Kiwi

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