The French Victor Perezwith 211 strokes, is the new leader of the European Open, a tournament ofl DP World Tour of golf disputed between that Thursday and Sunday on the Green Eagle course of the German city of hamburg and where is spanish Adrian Otaegui He was twenty seconds, seven strokes behind the first classified.
Pérez snatched the lead from British Jordan Smith, who lost six positions after completing a bad day in which six bogeys and a double bogey reduced his chances of winning for the final day.
However, Víctor Pérez, who was well placed in the standings after finishing in second place on Friday, climbed to a spot after a tight fight with his compatriots Julien Brun and Joakim Lagergren of Sweden.
Both were just one shot behind Víctor Pérez, five under par and with a bit of error. He barely signed three bogeys, which he did with an eagle in the second hole where he reached the final acceleration to occupy, at the moment, the first place in the drawer.
Also close behind are Dutchman Wil Besseling and Chinese Haotong Li, two strokes behind Pérez and with options to win the European Open. And, three shots away, South African Justin Walters was placed, who was the best of the day to climb up to twenty positions in the classification.
The best of the Spaniards so far, Adrián Otaegui, fell after the second day eighth, five strokes behind then -leader, Jordan Smith. The Barcelona golfer now occupies twenty -two spots two over par after making three bogeys and one double bogey.
The other Spaniards were below Otaegui: Adri Arnau was thirty -one; Álvaro Quirós, thirty -nine; Pep Anglés, occupies 48th place; Alfredo García-Heredia, 61; Santiago Tarrio, 65; and Carlos Pigem, the 70.
Source: La Verdad
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