
Teen golfer David Charles Serdeña. –INQUIRER GOLF
David Charles Serdeña, the golfing prodigy whom Inquirer Golf had named ‘Boy Commute,’ would be the first beneficiary of The El Presidente Cup slated on June 13 on the well-manicured Legends format of the Manila Southwoods in Carmona, Cavite.
The son of a caddy on the military-controlled Philippine Navy, Serdeña used to be named via host and PBA nice Ramon Fernandez as the primary underprivileged athlete that his basis will lend a hand after having in my opinion witnessed the will of the teenager phenom to excel.
This would be the thrust of Fernandez each time he hosts his charity golfing event, which is open to any individual as organizers are bracing for a box of greater than 120 avid gamers on event day.
“I am overwhelmed and grateful for the incredible support,” mentioned Fernandez, a four-time PBA MVP who additionally took up golfing as a pastime a number of many years in the past. “After the success of the first El Presidente Cup, we’re expecting another sold-out event, this time, with even more excitement and heart.”
Serdeña has emerged as one of the vital promising junior golfers within the nation, successful primary native titles. He is now making ready for 3 primary world tournaments: the FCG International in Pala Mera, the USWING Tournament in San Diego and the FCG Championships in Palm Desert, all taking place simply days after the second one El Presidente Cup.
“To be able to support a young talent like Charles Serdeña right before he represents our country abroad is truly a blessing,” mentioned Fernandez. “This is what our foundation is all about: opening doors for those who dare to dream.”
Golfers can sign up for P5,000 (membership contributors) and P10,000 (non-members), inclusive of particular giveaways, inexperienced price, caddy price, golfing cart use, lunch and a gamble coupon—plus are living leisure from OPM icons Side A, Ella May Saison, and Chad Borja.
Hole-in-one prizes come with a Mitsubishi Mirage, a Jetour Ice Cream Electric Car, ₱100,000 in money and a 4-day luxurious keep on the Marriott International Renaissance Nusa Dua Resort in Bali, Indonesia.