Carl Corpus shuffles all right in the back 9 to remain in command.– ADDED IMAGE
Carl Jano Corpus sagged to his worst rating in 3 days, however a four-over-par 75 on Thursday still maintained him seven strokes ahead of Filipino-American Jaden Dumdumaya entering into the last round of the National Stroke Play Championship at the Langer training course of Riviera Golf and also Country Club in Silang, Cavite.
The 21-year-old Corpus slid with 2 double-bogeys and also a bogey in the very first 6 openings however had the ability to stable the ship returning as Dumdumaya cut simply 3 strokes off a big 10-stroke deficiency after firing a 72.
Corpus constructed that large side on Wednesday after his variation of a 68 that appeared unlikely provided the difficult problems in the 2nd round as he takes a 215 tally right into the last round on Friday.
Aidric Chan was 10 shots off after a 76, while Enrique Dimayuga, the 2nd highly-touted Fil- international teenager in the area, recoiled from a 2nd round 82 with a 73 to be an additional 2 shots off.
Dumdumaya, the 16-year-old that took the preliminary lead with a 71 just to swell to a 79 the following day, once again took racking up honors for the 2nd time in 3 rounds with an initiative highlighted by birdies on the 16th and also 17th.
Junia Gabasa likewise maintained a company hold on the females’s department lead with a 2nd straight 71, leading other Cebuana Lois Kaye Go by seven after 54 openings for 216. Go likewise carded her finest rating until now of 71-223.
Defending champ Mafy Singson’s 76 placed the wager from Davao in solo 3rd at 225, round ahead of Samantha Dizon, that had a 73.
Elee Bisera, Kristoffer Arevalo and also Jacob (*75 *), the triad that composed the Philippine group that ended up 11th in the Nomura Cup in 2015, all flopped out of opinion after shedding ground in the 3rd round.
Bisera discharged a 77 to be 18 shots behind, with Arevalo, the protecting champ, complied with up a 2nd round 82 with an 81 for 240. (*75 *) was an additional fired back after a 75.
