Pagunsan had an illustrious amateur career with numerous victories that included the 2005 Philippine, Thailand and Malaysian Amateurs.
Pagunsan nearly won the 2004 Philippine Open as an amateur. He was a co-leader going into the final round, but settled for second place, three strokes behind the winner.
Pagunsan turned professional in 2006 at the age of 27 and immediately qualified for the Asian Tour. He had 4 top-10s in his rookie season, and he made over $290,000 in earnings. This remains his most successful season on Tour financially. He had two wins on smaller venues in Asia in 2006 and 2007.
In 2007, Pagunsan won his first event on the Asian Tour at the Pertamina Indonesia President Invitational, where he finished birdie-eagle to defeat India's Gaganjeet Bhullar by a slim margin. He did not win an event in 2008, but had three top-10s including a second-place finish to Mo Joong-kyung at the Singha Thailand PGA Championship.
Juvic Pagunsan wins on Japan Golf Tour with no caddy
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Juvic Pagunsan slow mo golf swing front view
published: 29 Jul 2021
JUVIC PAGUNSAN TIED IN 8TH IN THE ROUND 2 TOKYO 2020 OLYMPICS MEN’S INDIVIDUAL STROKE|Siena TV
Juvic Pagunsan struggled with a two-over-par 73 when playing conditions became doubly difficult in the second round as the Philippine bet fell from a tie for fifth to a provisional share of 25th in the men’s golf event of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics here.
The stars, meanwhile, made their big moves after being upstaged by Pagunsan and the other lesser lights in the opening round with American Xander Schauffele seizing the upperhand with an eight-under-par 63 at the Kasumigaseki Country Club east course.
Schauffelle put on a fiery finish of an eagle on the 14th hole then completed a spectacular round with three birdies in a row to inch ahead of Carlos Ortiz of Mexico with a 131 total. Ortiz shot a 67 for 132.
Masters champion and local favorite Hideki Matsuyama and Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlr...
published: 30 Jul 2021
Juvic Pagunsan slow mo golf swing
published: 29 Jul 2021
Pinoy golfer Juvic Pagunsan, kwalipikado na sa Tokyo Olympics | TV Patrol
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published: 22 Jun 2021
EJIPGA - Juvic Pagunsan interview
Hear what Filipino Juvic Pagunsan had to say ahead of the final round of OneAsia's Indonesia PGA Championship, presented by Indonesia Port Corporation The Fiji International, co-sanctioned by the PGA Tour of Australasia and OneAsia, is the country’s first internationally broadcast golf tournament. Proudly supported by the Fijian Government, the Fiji International is expected to produce a multi-million dollar boost for the Fijian economy, in addition to flow on benefits including the growth of the game in the region. Further information on the Fiji International is available at www.fijiinternational.com
published: 02 Apr 2014
Filipino Ace Golfer Juvic Pagunsan wins ICTSI
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Juvic Pagunsan struggled with a two-over-par 73 when playing conditions became doubly difficult in the second round as the Philippine bet fell from a tie for fi...
Juvic Pagunsan struggled with a two-over-par 73 when playing conditions became doubly difficult in the second round as the Philippine bet fell from a tie for fifth to a provisional share of 25th in the men’s golf event of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics here.
The stars, meanwhile, made their big moves after being upstaged by Pagunsan and the other lesser lights in the opening round with American Xander Schauffele seizing the upperhand with an eight-under-par 63 at the Kasumigaseki Country Club east course.
Schauffelle put on a fiery finish of an eagle on the 14th hole then completed a spectacular round with three birdies in a row to inch ahead of Carlos Ortiz of Mexico with a 131 total. Ortiz shot a 67 for 132.
Masters champion and local favorite Hideki Matsuyama and Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy also thrust themselves into the title chase after another long weather delay.
Matsuyama was 6 under for the day and just three off the lead when the siren sounded to signal the end of play due to darkness as the 60-player field had to endure a two-hour delay due to thunder and lightning. Unlike Matsuyama, McIlroy was able to complete a 66 and was four behind at 135.
The 43 year-old Pagunsan got a bad break with his drive on the par-5 fifth that rolled into a perfect stymie and had to play out that resulted to a bogey. Though he birdied the next hole, he again bogeyed the next par-5 from the fairway bunker and was facing a 15-foot putt for par on the 11th when play was suspended.
Pagunsan returned to the course to yield another stroke after missing his long par putt and on the 13th, he drove to another fairway bunker and missed an 8-footer for par.
He needed a strong finish to avoid taking himself completely out of contention.
On the 15th, Pagunsan’s approach landed about six feet from the flag and made that to go back to three under. After he missed two close birdie chances on the next two holes, Pagunsan gave himself what should be a big confidence booster in the battle for the medals in the last two rounds with a big par save on the last hole.
Pagunsan drove into the rough and got a break when his ball stopped a yard short of the bunker on the right edge of a vicious dog-leg. Facing all kinds of trouble and with the flag tucked in the deep right corner of the green, he pulled out a hybrid and sent his 200-yard approach to the left bunker.
He then hit a perfect 40-yard bunker shot that landed at the right spot of and rolled down the severely sloping green before stopping four feet from the pin that led to the par.
“My putting was not good and I hit lot of bad shots today. I was lucky to finish with just a 2 over score,” said Pagunsan| Siena TV
#Olympics #OlympicGolf #OlympicGold #NGAP #PHGolf #SwingOn #Fore #PilipinasGolf
Juvic Pagunsan struggled with a two-over-par 73 when playing conditions became doubly difficult in the second round as the Philippine bet fell from a tie for fifth to a provisional share of 25th in the men’s golf event of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics here.
The stars, meanwhile, made their big moves after being upstaged by Pagunsan and the other lesser lights in the opening round with American Xander Schauffele seizing the upperhand with an eight-under-par 63 at the Kasumigaseki Country Club east course.
Schauffelle put on a fiery finish of an eagle on the 14th hole then completed a spectacular round with three birdies in a row to inch ahead of Carlos Ortiz of Mexico with a 131 total. Ortiz shot a 67 for 132.
Masters champion and local favorite Hideki Matsuyama and Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy also thrust themselves into the title chase after another long weather delay.
Matsuyama was 6 under for the day and just three off the lead when the siren sounded to signal the end of play due to darkness as the 60-player field had to endure a two-hour delay due to thunder and lightning. Unlike Matsuyama, McIlroy was able to complete a 66 and was four behind at 135.
The 43 year-old Pagunsan got a bad break with his drive on the par-5 fifth that rolled into a perfect stymie and had to play out that resulted to a bogey. Though he birdied the next hole, he again bogeyed the next par-5 from the fairway bunker and was facing a 15-foot putt for par on the 11th when play was suspended.
Pagunsan returned to the course to yield another stroke after missing his long par putt and on the 13th, he drove to another fairway bunker and missed an 8-footer for par.
He needed a strong finish to avoid taking himself completely out of contention.
On the 15th, Pagunsan’s approach landed about six feet from the flag and made that to go back to three under. After he missed two close birdie chances on the next two holes, Pagunsan gave himself what should be a big confidence booster in the battle for the medals in the last two rounds with a big par save on the last hole.
Pagunsan drove into the rough and got a break when his ball stopped a yard short of the bunker on the right edge of a vicious dog-leg. Facing all kinds of trouble and with the flag tucked in the deep right corner of the green, he pulled out a hybrid and sent his 200-yard approach to the left bunker.
He then hit a perfect 40-yard bunker shot that landed at the right spot of and rolled down the severely sloping green before stopping four feet from the pin that led to the par.
“My putting was not good and I hit lot of bad shots today. I was lucky to finish with just a 2 over score,” said Pagunsan| Siena TV
#Olympics #OlympicGolf #OlympicGold #NGAP #PHGolf #SwingOn #Fore #PilipinasGolf
Kwalipikado na rin sa Tokyo Olympics ang Pinoy golfer na si Juvic Pagunsan. Ito ay matapos siya makapasok sa top 50 ng olympic golf rankings.
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Hear what Filipino Juvic Pagunsan had to say ahead of the final round of OneAsia's Indonesia PGA Championship, presented by Indonesia Port Corporation The Fiji ...
Hear what Filipino Juvic Pagunsan had to say ahead of the final round of OneAsia's Indonesia PGA Championship, presented by Indonesia Port Corporation The Fiji International, co-sanctioned by the PGA Tour of Australasia and OneAsia, is the country’s first internationally broadcast golf tournament. Proudly supported by the Fijian Government, the Fiji International is expected to produce a multi-million dollar boost for the Fijian economy, in addition to flow on benefits including the growth of the game in the region. Further information on the Fiji International is available at www.fijiinternational.com
Hear what Filipino Juvic Pagunsan had to say ahead of the final round of OneAsia's Indonesia PGA Championship, presented by Indonesia Port Corporation The Fiji International, co-sanctioned by the PGA Tour of Australasia and OneAsia, is the country’s first internationally broadcast golf tournament. Proudly supported by the Fijian Government, the Fiji International is expected to produce a multi-million dollar boost for the Fijian economy, in addition to flow on benefits including the growth of the game in the region. Further information on the Fiji International is available at www.fijiinternational.com
Juvic Pagunsan struggled with a two-over-par 73 when playing conditions became doubly difficult in the second round as the Philippine bet fell from a tie for fifth to a provisional share of 25th in the men’s golf event of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics here.
The stars, meanwhile, made their big moves after being upstaged by Pagunsan and the other lesser lights in the opening round with American Xander Schauffele seizing the upperhand with an eight-under-par 63 at the Kasumigaseki Country Club east course.
Schauffelle put on a fiery finish of an eagle on the 14th hole then completed a spectacular round with three birdies in a row to inch ahead of Carlos Ortiz of Mexico with a 131 total. Ortiz shot a 67 for 132.
Masters champion and local favorite Hideki Matsuyama and Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy also thrust themselves into the title chase after another long weather delay.
Matsuyama was 6 under for the day and just three off the lead when the siren sounded to signal the end of play due to darkness as the 60-player field had to endure a two-hour delay due to thunder and lightning. Unlike Matsuyama, McIlroy was able to complete a 66 and was four behind at 135.
The 43 year-old Pagunsan got a bad break with his drive on the par-5 fifth that rolled into a perfect stymie and had to play out that resulted to a bogey. Though he birdied the next hole, he again bogeyed the next par-5 from the fairway bunker and was facing a 15-foot putt for par on the 11th when play was suspended.
Pagunsan returned to the course to yield another stroke after missing his long par putt and on the 13th, he drove to another fairway bunker and missed an 8-footer for par.
He needed a strong finish to avoid taking himself completely out of contention.
On the 15th, Pagunsan’s approach landed about six feet from the flag and made that to go back to three under. After he missed two close birdie chances on the next two holes, Pagunsan gave himself what should be a big confidence booster in the battle for the medals in the last two rounds with a big par save on the last hole.
Pagunsan drove into the rough and got a break when his ball stopped a yard short of the bunker on the right edge of a vicious dog-leg. Facing all kinds of trouble and with the flag tucked in the deep right corner of the green, he pulled out a hybrid and sent his 200-yard approach to the left bunker.
He then hit a perfect 40-yard bunker shot that landed at the right spot of and rolled down the severely sloping green before stopping four feet from the pin that led to the par.
“My putting was not good and I hit lot of bad shots today. I was lucky to finish with just a 2 over score,” said Pagunsan| Siena TV
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Kwalipikado na rin sa Tokyo Olympics ang Pinoy golfer na si Juvic Pagunsan. Ito ay matapos siya makapasok sa top 50 ng olympic golf rankings.
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Hear what Filipino Juvic Pagunsan had to say ahead of the final round of OneAsia's Indonesia PGA Championship, presented by Indonesia Port Corporation The Fiji International, co-sanctioned by the PGA Tour of Australasia and OneAsia, is the country’s first internationally broadcast golf tournament. Proudly supported by the Fijian Government, the Fiji International is expected to produce a multi-million dollar boost for the Fijian economy, in addition to flow on benefits including the growth of the game in the region. Further information on the Fiji International is available at www.fijiinternational.com
Juvic Pagunsan struggled with a two-over-par 73 when playing conditions became doubly difficult in the second round as the Philippine bet fell from a tie for fifth to a provisional share of 25th in the men’s golf event of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics here.
The stars, meanwhile, made their big moves after being upstaged by Pagunsan and the other lesser lights in the opening round with American Xander Schauffele seizing the upperhand with an eight-under-par 63 at the Kasumigaseki Country Club east course.
Schauffelle put on a fiery finish of an eagle on the 14th hole then completed a spectacular round with three birdies in a row to inch ahead of Carlos Ortiz of Mexico with a 131 total. Ortiz shot a 67 for 132.
Masters champion and local favorite Hideki Matsuyama and Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy also thrust themselves into the title chase after another long weather delay.
Matsuyama was 6 under for the day and just three off the lead when the siren sounded to signal the end of play due to darkness as the 60-player field had to endure a two-hour delay due to thunder and lightning. Unlike Matsuyama, McIlroy was able to complete a 66 and was four behind at 135.
The 43 year-old Pagunsan got a bad break with his drive on the par-5 fifth that rolled into a perfect stymie and had to play out that resulted to a bogey. Though he birdied the next hole, he again bogeyed the next par-5 from the fairway bunker and was facing a 15-foot putt for par on the 11th when play was suspended.
Pagunsan returned to the course to yield another stroke after missing his long par putt and on the 13th, he drove to another fairway bunker and missed an 8-footer for par.
He needed a strong finish to avoid taking himself completely out of contention.
On the 15th, Pagunsan’s approach landed about six feet from the flag and made that to go back to three under. After he missed two close birdie chances on the next two holes, Pagunsan gave himself what should be a big confidence booster in the battle for the medals in the last two rounds with a big par save on the last hole.
Pagunsan drove into the rough and got a break when his ball stopped a yard short of the bunker on the right edge of a vicious dog-leg. Facing all kinds of trouble and with the flag tucked in the deep right corner of the green, he pulled out a hybrid and sent his 200-yard approach to the left bunker.
He then hit a perfect 40-yard bunker shot that landed at the right spot of and rolled down the severely sloping green before stopping four feet from the pin that led to the par.
“My putting was not good and I hit lot of bad shots today. I was lucky to finish with just a 2 over score,” said Pagunsan| Siena TV
#Olympics #OlympicGolf #OlympicGold #NGAP #PHGolf #SwingOn #Fore #PilipinasGolf
Kwalipikado na rin sa Tokyo Olympics ang Pinoy golfer na si Juvic Pagunsan. Ito ay matapos siya makapasok sa top 50 ng olympic golf rankings.
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Hear what Filipino Juvic Pagunsan had to say ahead of the final round of OneAsia's Indonesia PGA Championship, presented by Indonesia Port Corporation The Fiji International, co-sanctioned by the PGA Tour of Australasia and OneAsia, is the country’s first internationally broadcast golf tournament. Proudly supported by the Fijian Government, the Fiji International is expected to produce a multi-million dollar boost for the Fijian economy, in addition to flow on benefits including the growth of the game in the region. Further information on the Fiji International is available at www.fijiinternational.com
Pagunsan had an illustrious amateur career with numerous victories that included the 2005 Philippine, Thailand and Malaysian Amateurs.
Pagunsan nearly won the 2004 Philippine Open as an amateur. He was a co-leader going into the final round, but settled for second place, three strokes behind the winner.
Pagunsan turned professional in 2006 at the age of 27 and immediately qualified for the Asian Tour. He had 4 top-10s in his rookie season, and he made over $290,000 in earnings. This remains his most successful season on Tour financially. He had two wins on smaller venues in Asia in 2006 and 2007.
In 2007, Pagunsan won his first event on the Asian Tour at the Pertamina Indonesia President Invitational, where he finished birdie-eagle to defeat India's Gaganjeet Bhullar by a slim margin. He did not win an event in 2008, but had three top-10s including a second-place finish to Mo Joong-kyung at the Singha Thailand PGA Championship.
18 and two-putted for par ... "I was hoping to win this for him ... Poised to join Angelo Que and Juvic Pagunsan as a three-time TCC Invitational champion after his 2020 and 2023 victories, van der Valk saw his title hopes slip away in heartbreaking fashion.
STA... 18 and two-putted for par ... 18 ... Poised to join Angelo Que and Juvic Pagunsan as a three-time TCC Invitational champion after his 2020 and 2023 victories, van der Valk saw his title hopes slip away in heartbreaking fashion. .