“The game is not over,” said Phl team captain Vidal Querol, who expects the foursome of Rodel Mangulabnan, Eduardo Sison, Edgar Quiao and Eddy Jose Manzanares to rise to the occasion and save Phl’s quest. Although the Filipinos improved to 237 at the Norman course after an opening 238 over at Aoki, their 475 tally still not enough to uproot the Malaysians (472) from the No. Idris Ngah followed up his 71 with a 76 yesterday to help Malaysia gain one more shot versus Phl. Mangulabnan, the top scorer with 76 on Day One, limped with a 79 marred by a quintuple bogey on No. Interior Junior Construction General Engineering and General Building, Genetron International Marketing, Philippine Navy Golf Seniors, Federation of Philippine Amateur Senior Golfers, Inc. (FPASGI), Senior Golfers of Veterans, Inc., RCBC, Pradera Verde Golf and Country Club Seniors, Club Intramuros Senior Golfers Association and Capitol Senior Golfers, Inc.

Source: Philippine Star October 19, 2017 16:52 UTC