Carefree Monsalve fires 71, leads by three in ICTSI Eagle Ridge Championship opener

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56% : He birdied No. 14, bogeyed the next, and reeled off a string of pars before picking up strokes on Nos. 5 and 8.
52% : Sean Ramos birdied No. 15 to salvage a 74, matching Hyun Ho Rho's output for joint second, while seasoned pro Tony Lascuña squandered an even-par card after 15 holes, stumbling with a double bogey-bogey finish for a 75 and a share of fourth with Lloyd Go, Taewon Ha, Ryan Monsalve, Jeffren Lumbo and recent PGT Q-School topnother and Pradera leg third placer Jaehyun Jung. Clyde Mondilla, a multi-titled champion accustomed to grinding out victories in challenging conditions, looked poised for a solid round after shaking off an opening-hole bogey with back-to-back birdies from No. 2.
48% : However, his round quickly faltered after a disastrous stretch from No. 7, where he absorbed a bogey-bogey-double bogey-bogey slide that crippled his momentum.
39% : Mondilla stumbled with bogeys on Nos. 9 and 11, then yielded a costly double-bogey on the 16th before dropping another stroke on the next hole.
31% : Though Que managed to pick up another birdie on No. 14, he fumbled once more with consecutive bogeys coming home, signing off with a painful 39-38 round for a five-over-par 77.

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