Alps Tour is very proud to announce its partnership with WeForest. Created in Belgium by Bill Lao and Marie-Noëlle Keijzer in 2010, WeForest is an international non-profit association with following mission: create and promote a pioneer movement in large scale sustainable reforestation. It is running several projects in Asia, Africa and South America to cool […]
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Spain’s Jesus Legarrea holed a brilliant 2 meter putt to avoid a play-off against Italy’s Stefano Pitoni and won the Alps de Las Castillas with -20 total. When the Spanish player started his last round all seemed to be already written for an easy win. He holed 3 birdies in a row from the first […]
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Spain’s Jesus Legarrea shot the lowest score in Alps Tour history and in his life. The 27 year old player from Elso fired amazing 61, 11 under par to lead the Alps de Las Catillas 2015. Once again, the course of Golf Valdeluz was punished by Alps Tour players and the cut after 2 rounds […]
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France’s Jean-Pierre Verselin took advantage of great playing condition to post 64 and leads the opening round of Alps de Las Castillas by 2 shots. After winter series in Egypt in February, Alps Tour is back on Europe soil and Spain welcomes the first regular event of the 2015 season. The Valdeluz golf club is […]
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Following our visit last week, we are pleased to confirm the TUNISIAN GOLF OPEN. With the support of both Ministries of Sports and Tourism and great help of the promoter, Magreb Media and its partners, the tournament will be played from 30th April to 3rd May 2015 on El Kantaoui Golf Course in Sousse. The […]
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England’s Andrew Cooley is really the Alps Tour Pharaoh. He won his fourth title in Egypt, the Dreamland Pyramids Open thanks to final 67. He already won twice in 2013 and once last year. He teed off one shot behind the overnight leaders Marguery and De Stefani. His start was the best he could have […]
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France’s Raphaël Marguery and Italy’s Corrado De Stefani share Dreamland Pyramids Open going into the final round. With a total of -6, they have a narrow advantage over Julien Foret and big hitter England’s Andrew Cooley. Marguery played in the morning session in perfect conditions compare to the first round when he had to deal […]
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