Juvic Pagunsan, also seeking a record fourth TCC title like the long-hitting Que, went one-under after a birdie on No. But he bogeyed the 16th and barely saved a 71, which still bested Balasabas’ 72 that stood as the best in the first round. It was windy and very hot out there,” said Kim, seeking to keep the crown won by compatriot Micah Shin in record fashion last year. One has to play steady here to win,” said Mondilla, who birdied two of the first five holes, hit two more birdies against three bogeys from No. 16 but dumped his 7-iron approach shot from 190 yards into the bunker and needed two blasts to put it on.

Source: Philippine Star April 24, 2019 10:41 UTC