Finish line in sight for Pinoy bet Que
Angelo Que (right) is in a good position to end his Asian Tour title drought while Miguel Tabuena shoots for a maiden win. ROY DOMINGO |
Only one round separates Angelo Que from ending a four-year
title drought in the Asian Tour.
Que missed a 10-foot birdie putt on the 18th but an almost flawless front nine allowed him
to hold a one-shot lead over compatriot Miguel Tabuena after three rounds in
the $300,000 Solaire Open on Saturday at The Country Club in Canlubang, Laguna.
The 35-year-old,
who was tied with Tabuena on top after Friday’s second round, settled for a
two-under 69 for a 9-under 204 aggregate and hold a one-stroke lead over his 19-year-old
rival, who submitted a 70 for a 205.
“Hopefully I can finish this off in the final round. It is going to be a challenging round. It has been windy for the whole week but I’ve been playing solid. I want to keep my game up and finally close the deal after four years!” said Que.
“We’ve played together (with Miguel Tabuena) on so many occasions. I just want to have fun out there with him again. Miguel never gives up. He just keeps on coming. He is young and reminds me of myself when I was young.
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