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First success on the Challenge Tour for the South African Casey Jarvis, who won the Euram Bank Open with 262 (65 63 65 69, -18) shots, a tournament in which Filippo Celli and Matteo Manassero offered a good performance finishing 13/i with 272 (-8).
On the course of the Adamstal Golf Club (par 70), in Ramsau in Austria, the 19-year-old Jarvis surpassed by one stroke the Scotsman Euan Walker, second with 263 (-17) and by five the American Julian Suri, third with 267 (- 13).
Fourth with 268 (-12) the French Robin Roussel and fifth with 269 (-11) the other transalpine Romain Wattel, the Portuguese Tomas Gouveia and the English Sam Hutsby.
Challenge Tour, results
Nice head-to-head on the final day between the South African and the Scotsman, who shared the lead at the halfway point of the first 9 holes, before Jarvis, who has already starred several times this season on the Challenge Tour with five top ten finishes (three of which places) signed the decisive birdie on the 15th hole.Matteo Manassero confirmed his excellent form, who with a last lap in 67 (-3), the result of five birdies and two bogeys, recovered seven positions.
The other blue also did well, Filippo Celli, author of a comeback of 19 positions thanks to his 66 (-4) in the last round (an eagle, five birdies and three bogeys). Of the other Italians note of merit also for Stefano Mazzoli, 25/o with 274 (-6).
Followed by Aron Zemmer 62/o with 282 (+2) and Francesco Laporta 69/o with 285 (+5). Gregorio De Leo, 74/o with 140 and Jacopo Vecchi Fossa, 118/o with 145 (+5) did not pass the cut.The winner will receive a check for 40,000 euros out of a prize pool of 250,000.The Rules of Golf are a set of standard rules and procedures by which the sport of golf should be played.
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