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Miguel Tabuena Aims for Another TCC Invitational Championship

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January 19, 20263 days ago
Tabuena eyes another TCC Invit’l diadem

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Miguel Tabuena is set to compete in the P6-million TCC Invitational starting January 27, 2026. Tabuena, a past champion, is aiming for another title following a strong showing in LIV Golf Promotions and a successful Asian Tour campaign. The tournament features past champions and top Philippine Golf Tour players, serving as the traditional PGT season opener with significant prize money.

MANILA – Miguel Tabuena will showcase his world-class skills in this year’s P6-million The Country Club (TCC) Invitational in Santa Rosa City, Laguna, starting Jan. 27, 2026. Despite falling short of a spot in the lucrative LIV Golf League, Tabuena’s strong finish in the 2025 LIV Golf Promotions proved his maturity to compete at the highest level. Competing in the 72-hole TCC are past champions and the top 30 finishers from the Philippine Golf Tour (PGT) Order of Merit. Serving as the traditional kick-off of every PGT season, the three-leg TCC Invitational is the richest event in local golf, with every stop guaranteed at least P2 million in total prizes. Tabuena, the 2017 champion, is coming off a stellar campaign on the Asian Tour International Series, where he finished third in the Order of Merit. He nearly pulled off back-to-back victories in 2018, but was denied by Korean-American Micah Shin, who edged him by a single stroke to become the first non-Filipino champion of the PGT flagship tournament. Dutchman Guido van der Valk claimed consecutive titles in 2020 and in post-pandemic 2023. Veteran Tony Lascuña added his second TCC crown in 2024, while Korean Gwon Minwook spoiled van der Valk’s three-peat bid with a sudden-death victory in 2025. Also eyeing a first TCC Invitational win are local aces led by 2025 Match Play Championship winner Keanu Jahns, Fidel Concepcion, Rupert Zaragosa, Reymon Jaraula, and Clyde Mondilla. / PNA

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    Miguel Tabuena Eyes TCC Invitational Title