Wahing, Gaccion top JPGT Pueblo, ready for finals

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SIMON WAHING carded an 80 but still won the boys’ 16-18 category by six strokes over Cliff Nuñeza and John Rey Oro at the close of the Mindanao Series 4 in Cagayan de Oro City on Thursday to boost his preparations for the International Container Terminal Services Inc.(ICTSI) Junior PGT Match Play Championship.

Wahing said he needs to improve his putting, particularly on short putts.“My driving and pitch shots are solid, but I really need to work on my putting.

The Luzon series will resume with the final three legs starting on August 20 at Luisita, followed by the penultimate stage at Mount Malarayat from September 2 to 5 and concluding at Sherwood Hills from September 10 to 13.