PGAs of Europe international team curtain-raiser
VIVE LA FRANCE! YANN FIRES WARNING
SHOT BY WINNING PRO-AM
France, the country who won last year’s PGAs of Europe international team golf championship on the Costa del Sol, fired a warning shot over the bows of this year’s contenders by providing the winner of the curtain-raising pro-am to this week’s tournament at Roda golf course in the Murcia region of Spain today (Tuesday).
In glorisous sunshine under clear blue skies, Yann Yver from France – not a member of last year’s title-winning trio, led his amateur team of Joseph Grierson (+1), Pedro Diaz Sanchez (8) and Jose Angel Diaz (13) to a clear-cut victory.
Under the best two net scores to count at each hole, Yann’s team amassed the 21-under-par total of 93pt.
Their scoring hero was Senor Diaz, who, despite his double-digit handicapo, scored two gross birdies and six gross pars. The Yann Yver team had 48 points for the outward half and 45 coming home.
Runners-up were English-born Simon Payne (United Arab Emirates) with the team of Manuel Mortime (10), Jose Bernardo Gonzalez Sanchez (11) and Jamie Navarro (24) with 91 points. They scored 46 of them on the way out and 45 after the turn.
The professionals did not return individual scores.
SCOREBOARD
93 Yann Yver (France) & Joseph Grierson (+1), Pedro Diaz Sanchez (8), Jose Angel Diaz (13).
91 Simon Payne (United Arab Emirates) & Manuel Mortimer (10), Jose Bernardo Gonzalez (11), Jamie Navarro (24).
Rest of team scores with their professional:
90 Daniel Kraljis (Slovenia), Nelson Cavalheiro (Portugal)..
88 Craig Lee (Scotland), John Uppard (Norway), Neil Turley (Bulgaria), Artem Nesterov (Russia).
87 Daniel Romero (Spain), Gauthier D’Hollander (Belgium), Rickhard Thornqvist (Sweden), Vivian Ross (Switzerland).
86 Mike O’Brien (Poland), Simon Edwards (Wales).
85 Robert Giles (Ireland), Darko Ljubanopvic (Croatia), M Krainz (Holland), Riku Soravuo (Finland).
83 Jiri Nemecek (Czech Republic).
80 Mark Stevenson (Germany).
79 Jonathan Bagliona (Italy).
77 Ivano Ficalbi (South Africa).
73 Paul Wesselingh (England).
63 G Loning (Austria).
SHOT BY WINNING PRO-AM
France, the country who won last year’s PGAs of Europe international team golf championship on the Costa del Sol, fired a warning shot over the bows of this year’s contenders by providing the winner of the curtain-raising pro-am to this week’s tournament at Roda golf course in the Murcia region of Spain today (Tuesday).
In glorisous sunshine under clear blue skies, Yann Yver from France – not a member of last year’s title-winning trio, led his amateur team of Joseph Grierson (+1), Pedro Diaz Sanchez (8) and Jose Angel Diaz (13) to a clear-cut victory.
Under the best two net scores to count at each hole, Yann’s team amassed the 21-under-par total of 93pt.
Their scoring hero was Senor Diaz, who, despite his double-digit handicapo, scored two gross birdies and six gross pars. The Yann Yver team had 48 points for the outward half and 45 coming home.
Runners-up were English-born Simon Payne (United Arab Emirates) with the team of Manuel Mortime (10), Jose Bernardo Gonzalez Sanchez (11) and Jamie Navarro (24) with 91 points. They scored 46 of them on the way out and 45 after the turn.
The professionals did not return individual scores.
SCOREBOARD
93 Yann Yver (France) & Joseph Grierson (+1), Pedro Diaz Sanchez (8), Jose Angel Diaz (13).
91 Simon Payne (United Arab Emirates) & Manuel Mortimer (10), Jose Bernardo Gonzalez (11), Jamie Navarro (24).
Rest of team scores with their professional:
90 Daniel Kraljis (Slovenia), Nelson Cavalheiro (Portugal)..
88 Craig Lee (Scotland), John Uppard (Norway), Neil Turley (Bulgaria), Artem Nesterov (Russia).
87 Daniel Romero (Spain), Gauthier D’Hollander (Belgium), Rickhard Thornqvist (Sweden), Vivian Ross (Switzerland).
86 Mike O’Brien (Poland), Simon Edwards (Wales).
85 Robert Giles (Ireland), Darko Ljubanopvic (Croatia), M Krainz (Holland), Riku Soravuo (Finland).
83 Jiri Nemecek (Czech Republic).
80 Mark Stevenson (Germany).
79 Jonathan Bagliona (Italy).
77 Ivano Ficalbi (South Africa).
73 Paul Wesselingh (England).
63 G Loning (Austria).
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