Senior golfers gearing up to face a challenging test at the Interclub tournament

In anticipation of the 75th PAL Seniors Interclub golf team championship starting on February 22 in Cagayan de Oro, participants are preparing for a challenging yet exciting tournament. The dry fairways at Pueblo de Oro offer added roll and yardage, promising an intense competition over the four-day event. With unpredictable greens and wind conditions expected to play a significant role, the championship will be a test of skill and strategy.

Defending champion Luisita faces strong contenders such as Canlubang and Manila Southwoods, while Del Monte aims to surprise with its performance. Groundskeepers at Pueblo de Oro have worked diligently to rehabilitate the greens, ensuring optimal playing conditions. Additionally, the tournament will also take place at the challenging Del Monte Golf Club in Bukidnon, adding another layer of complexity to the competition.

While power hitters may benefit from the wider fairways at Pueblo de Oro, navigating the tight, tree-lined course at Del Monte will pose a greater challenge. Players like Julius Bautista from Del Monte advise a cautious approach to handling the hard greens, emphasizing short shots to control ball movement.

Luisita’s title-retention drive will be led by Jing Tuason, Ferdie Barboza, and Marvin Caparros, supported by a strong lineup of players. Canlubang and Manila Southwoods have also strengthened their rosters, with seasoned players expected to make significant contributions to their teams’ performances.

Overall, the PAL Seniors Interclub promises to be a thrilling showcase of talent and skill, as players compete for top honors in this prestigious event.

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