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The Swiss Elena Moosmann won with 207 (67 70 70, -9) shots the Santander Golf Tour, the last seasonal stage of the LET Access where Erika De Martini finished 21st with 216 (72 70 74, par). On the course of the Real Club de Golf La Penaza (par 72), in Zaragoza, Spain, on the final day Moosmann overtook the Englishwoman Hannah Screen, leader after the first two rounds, who finished second with 209 (-7).
In third place with 211 (-5) the Spanish Marta Martin and in fourth with 212 (-4) the Australian Kelsey Bennett, the English Thalia Martin and Gemma Clews, the Scottish Jane Turner and the Swedish Corinne Viden. The other Italians in the competition did not make the cut: Marta Spiazzi, 64th with 149 (+5), Alessia Fornara, 96th with 158 (+14) and Caterina Tatti, 101st with 161 (+17).
Elena Moosmann, results
Elena Moosmann, a 21-year-old new pro from Zug, in addition to celebrating having obtained the ‘card’ for the Ladies European Tour 2024, celebrated her second seasonal victory over Letas (after the Flumserberg Ladies Open), which adds to other excellent placings: 2nd place in the Rose Ladies Open, 4th in the Ahlsell Final at Elisefarm and two 5ths in the Capio Ogon Trophy and PGA Championship Gothenburg.
For her, a check for 6,400 euros out of a prize pool of 40,000. The Santander Golf Tour was therefore the last event in which the six ‘cards’ for the Ladies European Tour 2024 were assigned to the top six classified in the money list, in order: the Danish Sofie Kibsgaard Nielsen, number one, authentic dominator of the tour which in thirteen races played achieved three successes, the Swiss Chiara Tamburlini, the English Emily Price, Elena Moosmann and the other two British Gemma Clews and Hannah Screen.
All the athletes who finished in the order of merit from seventh to 20th place had rightful access to the final of the LET Qualifying School which will take place at Al Maaden Golf Marrakech & Royal Golf Marrakech, in Morocco, from 16th to December 20 over the distance of 90 holes. The Ladies European Tour is a professional golf tour for women which was founded in 1978.
