James Bowen hopes to brandish the same form he flaunted in Jakarta last week as he seeks to nail a third victory on the Asian Development Tour in the rich Aboitiz Invitational which unwraps on Wednesday, July 24, at the Cebu Country Club in Cebu City.
Bowen closed out with back-to-back two-under 70s to beat Taiwanese Chan Shih-chang by two for the Jakarta Classic crown over the weekend with the 27-year-old American, who also won the Harvard Masters in Malaysia last February, all fired-up heading to the Philippine leg of the $65,000 event serving as the seventh stage of the ADT, a feeder circuit to the Asian Tour.
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