At the age of two, Jobim Carlos’ parents were amused to see their son swinging a plastic golf club. The boy picked up his moves watching his grandfather play the sport. Those were the early signs that Carlos would eventually walk the path of a pro golfer.

Carlos, now 24, started competing at the tender age of six with George Walker among his early mentors. He played college golf in San Francisco, California before he decided to return to the Philippines to pit his skills against fellow Pinoys in the local circuit.

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