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The first stage of Alps Tour Q school is launched and 153 players teed off this morning. On Asia course of La Cala, 81 players tried to tame the great course, South African Albert Venter shot 67 , -5 to lead by two shots over Swiss Alex Messiqua. There are 43 spots to go to Final […]
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For the first time in Sunshine Tour history, there will be an International Final stage of its Qualifying School organised in Europe. The Acaya Golf Resort & Spa, located on Italy’s famous Puglia region, will host the five-day stroke play tournament from 7th to 11th March 2018. The Alps Tour is delighted to have been chosen by Africa’s premier […]
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The Alps Tour is pleased to announce that La Cala Resort will be, for the 6th time, the host of the Qualifying School scheduled from the 10th to the 16th of December 2017. It is with great pleasure that Alps Tour will organize its Qualifying School first stage and finale once again in this great resort. La Cala […]
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The Alps Tour 2018 Season 2018 will start next February in Egypt at Sokhna Golf Club: Ein Bay Open (13-15 February) Red Sea Little Venice Open (19-21 February). Although the calendar is not ready to be published, we already can announce that we will have a minimum of 16 events as follows: – two in Egypt […]
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Adria Arnaus ended the season in sparkling form coming from five shots behind to take the Grand Final title and create history as the first amateur to win Alps Tour Order of Merit at Golf Des Iles Borromees. He shot his best round of the week, 65, to move to -14 for the tournament, then […]
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A foggy start to the third round meant that play was delayed until 11:00 and then again until 12:15. Tournament Director, Alessandro Pia took the decision to start the round from both first and 10th tee to make sure that the round was completed in daylight. Round of the day was a faultless seven under […]
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Perfect golfing conditions prevailed again today during the second round of the Grand Final at Golf des Iles Borromées, and it was Maxime Radureau who capitalised with a flawless 68 (-8) backing up his first round 68. Radureau, 24 from Poitiers in France, started with two pars before shooting five birdies on the front nine, […]
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