Team Rajah Park emerged the best team in the Platinum Division of the recently concluded Y101 Armscor Corporate Cup 2015 at the Cebu Country Club in barangay Banilad, Cebu City.
Team Rajah ended the 72-par tournament with 112 points, edging Milyuen Pawnshop Inc. which finished second with 110.
The T. Castillo Inc. team rounded up the top three with 107 points.
Team Rajah was composed of Nonoy Tirol, Koichi Horii, Armando Serafin and Kim Kwang Seok. Serafin and Horii scored 38 and 38 points apiece, Tirol added 36, while Seok tallied 32.
Milyuen Pawnshop Inc. was led by Alexander Reyes with 42 points. Scott Reyes contributed 35 while Russel Reyes and Peter Militante each had 33.
Ferdinand Chua led T. Castillo Inc. with 38 points. Thomas Castillo and Ace Serafin contributed 36 and 33, respectively.
Meanwhile, Parrott Jewelry dominated the Gold Division behind Andrew Parrott’s 42 points. He was backed by Paul Bohling and Robert Booth, who combined for 68 in the 110-point production.
Allure Hotel trailed Parrot Jewelry with 108, while D. Luym Inc. Team A finished third with 104. D.
Luym Inc. Team C, on the other hand, topped the Silver Division with 112 followed by B. Li Inc. with 89 and San Gabriel Corporation with 92.
Gen Nagai bagged the highest gross points in the Platinum Division’s individual awards after hitting 36. Andrew Parrot was the high man in Gold Division with 32, while Nelson Yuvallos topped the Silver Division with 34.
The highest net points was made by Alexander Reyes (42) in the Platinum Division, Guilbert Purcia (41) in the Gold Division and Conchita Van Gelder (37) in the Silver Division.
Marko Sarmiento snatched the longest drive award after his 369-yard swing in hole No.8 while Tess Magazzeni hit 265 yards to top the women’s division. Dominic Gotiong won the accurate drive in hole No.16 which was five inches from the center line.
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