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After biggest win worth P20M, PH golf star Tabuena now has sights set on bigger goal
Miguel Tabuena secured a three-stroke victory at the International Series Philippines, held at his home course, the Sta. Elena Golf Club, finishing with a 24-under par total of 264.
The 31-year-old golfer maintained his dominance throughout the final round, including an eagle on the eighth hole, to win his first International Series title.
This victory marks Tabuena's fourth career win on the Asian Tour, ending a two-year title drought and making him the most successful Filipino on the tour.
Tabuena expressed immense emotion after his win, stating, 'This means everything' as he was supported by his family and compatriots.
This 'home victory' was worth $2 million (over P21 million) and Tabuena beat a field that included major champions Dustin Johnson and Patrick Reed.
Following his win, Tabuena expressed a desire to compete in the LIV Golf circuit and aims to secure the No. 1 ranking in the International Series.
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