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    Que finishes joint fourth in Myanmar Open 

    Que finishes in joint fourth in Myanmar Open 
    Feb 24, 2013
    Angelo Que starts the day in joint third place and moves tantalizingly close to the top of the leaderboard until he hit a bump with four holes to play. asiantour.com

    ANGELO QUE had a steady start but hit a bump near the end, settling for a final-round 70 and joint fourth place in the Myanmar Open on Sunday.

    Chawalit Plaphol of Thailand recovered from his own slip up, making up for a bogey on No. 15 with birdies on the final two holes to claim the title at 18-under 270 at the Royal Mingalardon Golf and Country Club in Yangon.

    Mithun Perera, who briefly held the top spot after Plaphol’s miscue, had a closing 65 for second place at 17-under, while Koradech Aphibarnrat took third spot with a fourth-round 70 and a 272 aggregate.

    The 34-year-old Que, a three-time winner on the Asian Tour, started the day in third place and moved tantalizingly close to the top of the leaderboard until a bogey on No. 15.

    That was his first bogey in 35 holes, pulling him from second spot to joint fourth at 15-under 273.

    The Filipino shotmaker had earlier rounds of 69, 68 and a bogey-free third-round 66.

    Que looked set for another blemish-free day with birdies on Nos. 2 and 5, both par-5s, to reach the turn at two-under.

    A birdie on No. 14 moved him to three under for the day and solo second spot but he quickly faded and slipped to fourth with bogey on the par-3 No. 15.

    He shared fourth place with Australia's Darren Beck, who had a closing 69.

    Antonio Lascuna, the top money earner on the Philippine Golf Tour last year, had a closing 67 and wound up tied for 13th at 276.

    Two-time Philippine Open champion Frankie Miñoza had a 70 for a 279 total and joint 24th place, while Mars Pucay closed with a 71 for a share of 58th at 283.

    Teen star Miguel Tabuena fired a final-round 72 and wound up in joint 58th at 5-under 283.

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    Angelo Que starts the day in joint third place and moves tantalizingly close to the top of the leaderboard until he hit a bump with four holes to play. asiantour.com
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