“No expectations but will give it our best shot,” said Ikeda, winner of the Eagle Ridge leg of the Ladies Philippine Golf Tour last February. With Quintin Singson as last year’s partner, Ikeda failed to get into the groove and struggled the rest of the way. Play will be foursomes (alternate shot format) with the top 40 teams after 36 holes advancing to the finals. The winning pro will pocket P360,000 while the top amateur will receive trophy and gift prizes. The Delimondo National pro-am is also staged in recognition of the amateurs’ role in boosting Philippine golf and at the same time to provide them the exposure they need as they hone up for the pro ranks.

Source: Manila Times April 28, 2018 13:30 UTC