Miguel Tabuena hopes to come into his defense of the Solaire Philippine Open crown in fierce form with a series of top-level tournaments abroad seen to toughen up the young Filipino ace in time for the March playdate of Asia’s oldest National Open.
He kicked off his Open buildup with a joint 64th finish in the just-concluded Sony Open in Hawaii, a US PGA Tour event, with the 22-year-old shotmaker also set to see action in the Singapore Open, an Asian and Japan PGA Tour-sanctioned tournament this week and the Myanmar Open the following week.
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