the new zealand daniel hillier He achieved his first victory on the DP World Tour (formerly the European Circuit), by winning with a total of 210 strokes (-10), after a final day of 66 (-6), in the British Masters, played at The Belfry in Sutton Coldfield (England).
Daniel Hillier, 24 years old, and coming from the Challenger circuit, where he won two tournaments, signed his victory with an impressive finish that saw him make two ‘eagles’ (15, 17) and a ‘birdie’ (16) in the last four holes. A course that didn’t seem to give him the highest options, with two ‘birdies’ and a ‘bogey’.
The victory also gives Hillier the added prize of knowing he is through to the British Open (the top three qualifiers have yet to confirm their presence), one of the ‘big’ four.
They also manage to enter the British Open, the American Gunner Wiebe and English Oliver Wilsonwho shared second place, with a combined score of 280 (-8), after scoring 66 and 71, respectively.
Before the New Zealander’s final burst, Wieb had managed an eagle, seven birdies and a triple bogey in the first fifteen holes. In the last three it did not go over par.
They shared fourth place, with 281 hits, the Scots Ewen Ferguson and Calum Hill and English Justin Rose.
Among the Spanish, the best is sebastian garcia, twenty-three, with 285 (68+77+68+72); followed by a Alexander the King who signed 288 (74+70+70+74).
Source: La Verdad
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