27th May 2026 | Alps Tour Golf
Alps Tour heads to Golf International de Roissy for the Open de Roissy-Grand Prix PGA France
France, May 27th, 2026 – The Alps Tour heads to a brand-new venue this week as the Open de Roissy-Grand Prix PGA France joins the schedule for the first time. Created in 2020, the tournament is now officially sanctioned by the Alps Tour and will be played at Golf International de Roissy, located just a drive away from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.
Promoted by the PGA France, the event will offer a minimum prize fund of €53,000, along with 45,000 Order of Merit points, including €7,700 and 6,525 points awarded to the winner.
The competition will be played over 54 holes of stroke play, with a cut after 36 holes to the top 40 professionals and ties, including all amateurs within the cut. In the event of a tie after 54 holes, a sudden-death playoff will determine the champion.
The Field
The battle at the top of the Order of Merit continues north of Paris. Italy’s Andrea Romano slightly extended his lead last week in Lacanau, but France’s Maxime Legros will be eager to close the gap on home soil during this second event in France.
After finishing second and third respectively in Lacanau, France’s Nathan Legendre and Spain’s Jorge Maicas will aim to carry their strong form into this week. The entire top 15 in the Order of Merit is present in Roissy.
The field is composed of 141 players, including 6 amateurs, with 72 French players competing this week.
The Course
For the 2026 Open de Roissy-Grand Prix PGA France, players will compete at Golf International de Roissy, located in the Val d’Oise, just 20 kilometres northeast of Paris and close to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. Set across 90 hectares in the heart of the Vallée Verte, the venue combines easy accessibility with a peaceful natural environment.
Opened in 2020 and designed by Michel Niedbala, the championship layout features an 18-hole, par-72 course measuring 6,515 metres, blending links-style holes, water hazards, and undulating greens. With every hole offering a distinct character, the course was designed to preserve and enhance its green surroundings while providing a true championship test.
Tournament Sponsors
The Open de Roissy-Grand Prix PGA France is promoted by the PGA France and benefits from the support of the following partners: Commune de Roissy-en-France, Ugolf, Bluegreen, Groupe Duval, Département du Val d’Oise, Communauté d’Agglomération Roissy Pays de France, Alsea, OÜI FM, France Pro Golf, Académie Jean Van de Velde, Team Spirit Agency, ABVV, Asahi, Lacoste, Journal du Golf, Practice, and ffgolf.
Photo : Golf International de Roissy
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28th October 2020 | Alps Tour Golf
Filippo Bergamaschi Leads After Day 1
October 28th, 2020 – Rome, Italy – The Italian player, Filippo Bergamaschi shot a -7 (65) to head the leader board here at the Golf Nazionale after Round 1 of the Italy Alps Open.
Bergamaschi is a former Alps Tour player who went on to play on the Challenge Tour and the European Tour. He carded one eagle, six birdies and a sole bogey in a round that he described as perfect. He was also glad to be back on an Alps Tour tournament as he acknowledged how much experience he gained from his time on the tour and what a great training ground it is to raise players’ game.
However, right behind him is the Alps Tour rookie, Jeong Weon Ko at -6 (66). Ko is fresh from his first professional win at the Open PGA France FFgolf de Roissy last weekend. He had not been 100% happy with his game at Roissy but today was different:
“I was a little stressed on the first 3 holes. I was confident of my game, but I knew it was an important tournament for me, so I felt some pressure. I managed the first three holes well, and after that it just came naturally. I had good drives, good irons, I made 18 greens in regulation which obviously helped. It was great to not have a single bogey which is what I’ve been trying to do since the beginning of the year, and this was the first time I have managed it. So, really happy with this first round. The score is no surprise considering the iron shots that I made and let’s hope it continues like that.”
Indeed, currently sitting seventh on the Order of Merit, one of the three available places on the Challenge Tour for next season is still within Ko’s grasp.
Just behind him at -5 (67) is the Irishman, Jonathan Yates. He has had three top ten finishes this season with a runner-up position in February but has yet to nail his first win. A bogey-free round, three birdies and one eagle keep him in the running.
In the group of five players behind at -3 (69) we have two Italians, Carlo Casalegno and Jacopo Vecchi Fossa, with Vitor Londot Lopes from Portugal, Julien Foret from France and Jacobo Pastor from Spain who won the last Alps Tour competition at the end of September, Alps de Las Castillas.
We then have a pack of eleven players at -2 (70) so the field remains wide open and the stakes are high.
Weather conditions were good today with some wind gusts and more of the same is forecast for tomorrow.
Results Day 1: click here
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