The opening round of Cervino Open was the first one after summer break. The leaderboard is crowdy on top and no less than four players share pole position with 5-under-card : Spain’s Diego Suazo, Italy’s Francesco Gatti and Frenchmen Nicolas Tacher and Nicolas Peyrichou. Today’s scores proved that even with only 5300 meters for par […]
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The summer break is almost finished and it is time for Alps Tour to get back on the road to complete the season. There are seven tournaments to go and the final ranking will be published. England’s Jason Palmer is currently leading the order od merit with more than 4000 points over Spain’s Jesus Legarrea. […]
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Spain’s Pol Bech ended 4 years without victory by grabbing Alps de Andalucia on shot clear over fellows Carlos Balmaseda and Javier Colomo. Bech started the final round the perfect way with hat-trick of birdies on opening holes. He holed the 5th as well and at this moment of the day the story seemed to […]
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Spain’s Pol Bech posted back-to-back 65 to take Alps de Andalucia lead. Amateur Belgium’s Thomas Detry, signed for second 66 in a row for second place two shots back. To complete the podium, two Spaniards, Ivo Giner and Javier Colombo. The top of the leaderboard is almost 100 % Spanish after 36 holes played at […]
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Spain’s Marcos Pastor fired course record 64 to take one stroke lead at Alps de Andalucia. A pack of five players, 4 Spaniards and Welsh Rhys Enoch share second place. The course defended itself poorly face to Alps Tour young guns. The perfect conditions helped players to shoot low and the projected cut after 18 […]
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The Alps de Andalucia, which takes place next week at Club de Golf Playa Serena Almeria, will welcome eight winners on Alps Tour this year plus the Cadiz Juan Quirós, European Senior Tour player and Javier Colomo, currently competing On the Asian Tour. Jesus Legarrea, currently ranked number 2 in the Alps Tour and winner […]
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Steven Brown surprised everyone when he fired 65 as last group still had one hour to play. The Englishman was then -7 total and had to wait for an happy ending victory story. France’s Pierrick Peracino and Austria’s Uli Weinhandl did not succeed in catching him and tied for second place. Brown was six […]
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