Singson trails Thai leader by 2
The 17-year-old Filipina salvaged one-under par 69
Mafy Singson birdied two of the last four holes to keep Thai leader Thitikarn Thapasit within arm’s length on Tuesday going into the final round of the Future Champions Golf (FCG) Callaway World Championships in Rancho Mirage, California. The 17-year-old Filipina salvaged one-under par 69 to trail Thapasit by two shots with a 36-hole total of 3-under 137, good for a share of third place with Jamaica’s Emily Mayne.
Mafy Singson birdied two of the last four holes to keep Thai leader Thitikarn Thapasit within arm’s length on Tuesday going into the final round of the Future Champions Golf Callaway World Championships in Rancho Mirage, California.
Japanese One Kashima was in second spot on 136 following a 67. Arnie Taguines, the other Filipina survivor in the girls’ 15-18 bracket, wound up with a 71 for 142 and a share of 20th spot.
She reached the turn on 1-under, but had a roller-coaster finish of an eagle and birdie against a bogey and two double bogeys.
In other fronts, Lia Rosca slowed down with a 71 after a 69 for eighth on 140 in girls’ 13-14 class, Lois Laine Go groped for an 87 after an 84 for 32nd place at 171 in 11-12 division, Margaux Namoco carded a 41 for joint 24th at 83 in 9-10 category;
Brianna Macasaet scored a 35 to move to No. 15 at 75 in 8-and-under side, Tristan Padilla and Patrick Tambalque lay too far behind in 13-14 class with Padilla limping with a 75 for 149 at joint 42nd and Tambalque carding a 72 for a share of 48th on 150, Zachary Villaroman also rebounded with a 76 but could only improve to joint 54th on 156;
Ralph Batican fumbled with a 74 and slipped to joint 13th at 145 in the boys’ 9-10 while Cat Dann and Jacobo Gomez assembled 161 and 168 after 79 and 88, respectively.