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Pros brace for Mindanao swing
Manila Bulletin
|September 27, 2025
The men of the Philippine Golf Tour brace for an intense and high-stakes conclusion to the 2025 season as the circuit heads south for a richer, more competitive Mindanao swing next month.
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With a staggering ₱10.5 million total purse up for grabs across three events, expect fireworks on the fairways and greens.
The action kicks off with the ICTSI Del Monte Championship from Oct. 14-17, followed by the ICTSI Apo Classic from Oct. 21-24, and culminating in the ICTSI South Pacific Classic from Oct. 28-31. Each leg will offer ₱3.5 million in prize money - among the largest in the PGT's 16-year history.
This story is from the September 27, 2025 edition of Manila Bulletin.
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