Golf: Que, Tabuena stay on top of TCC Invitational

Angelo Que and Miguel Tabuena each churned out an even par 70 to maintain pole position after two rounds of the P5-million The Country Club Invitational at the wind-swept TCC course in Canlubang, Laguna. [Related: Angelo Que headlines three-man tie after one round of The Country Club Invitational]      Que, seeking a record fourth title in seven years, and Tabuena finished tied on 138 in the annual tournament by ICTSI chair and CEO Ricky Razon in honor of his father, ICTSI founder Enrique Razon Sr.      The come-backing Cassius Casas, the inaugural winner of the rich TCC Invitational, came through with day's best, 68, while Rufino Bayron returned with a 71 for identical 140s to gain a share of third spot.      "Overall, I played well despite a bogey on the 17th," said Tabuena, winner of two ICTSI-Philippine Golf Tour legs in 2012.      That lead of Que and Tabuena, though, is too small for them to celebrate early.  Defending champ Juvic Pagunsan (72), erstwhile leader Frankie Minoza (73) and Jay Bayron (72) were on 141s.      Rey Pagunsan had a 71 for 142 and solo eighth.        Carl Santos-Ocampo, who was cut in the Asian Tour Q-School two weeks ago, followed with a 73 for 143 while Elmer Salvador(73) and Clyde Mondilla (73) were on 144s.        Meanwhile, Dottie Ardina (72-146) continued to hold fort in the race for the amateur crown. Cyna Rodriguez (73) and Lovelyn Guioguio (75) were four strokes back on 150 and Jayvie Agojo had a back-to-back 76 for 152. - AMD, GMA News