Japanese Ayaka Furue achieved her first major victory by winning the Evian Championship, held in Evian-les-Bains (France), thanks to an eagle on the last hole where she ended the Australian’s hopes of Stephanie Kyriacou.
Furue closed the tournament with a 265 stroke, 19 under par for the field, after posting a 65 card Sunday with a tremendous finish, as he strung together three consecutive birdies between holes 14 and 16 and the eagle at the end.
With five holes to play, she was three strokes behind after committing two faults, but she had a spectacular finish to take a one-stroke lead from Kyriacou, while Thai Patty Tavatanakit closed out the podium. , two away.
Marta Martín, the only Spaniard to make the cut, finished in 65th place with 292 strokes.
Source: La Verdad
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