Angelo Que will arrive at TCC well prepared. —CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
It’s been a long wait for Angelo Que when it comes to a home win, and the 46-year-old has two chances later this month to do so.
With the Philippine Open and the 20th edition of the rich The Nation Membership (TCC) Invitational in a span of two weeks, Que, being a former champion of both, has all sorts of things going for him with a record fourth title at the TCC. a great motivation for him on January 28.
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“I think my chances are good. I have been preparing for it,” Que said of his candidacy to the TCC, where he leads an elite list of Philippine Golf Tour (PGT) players with exclusive invites to the P6 million event organized by golf godfather Enrique Okay. Reason.
The TCC is the largest local tournament, played over 72 demanding holes on The Nation Membership’s ultra-long, windswept layout in Laguna, which Razón himself redesigned into arguably the most brutal test in the country.
Antonio Lascuña, the winner of the second edition on Que, curiously, will arrive that week as defending champion. The 54-year-old beat the mighty Miguel Tabuena last year to claim a fifth Order of Merit victory last season.
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He won in 2007 and consecutively since 2010, but has won at home since the ICTSI Traditional 2017 at Mount Malarayat in Lipa.
Only the top 30 players from the last PGT season and previous champions have invites to the TCC, and topping the list of challengers (2017 champion Tabuena reportedly skipped the event to play in the International Series) is the 2022 champion, Guido Van Der Valk. from Holland and another former PH Open champion, Clyde Mondilla.
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