Meronk reacted to Fox’s push and made his Circuit debut at the Irish Open

The Polish Adrian Merronk responded in time to the New Zealander attack Ryan Foxwho repeated with 64 (-8) the best run in four days, and had the last card with 66 (six under par) for an accumulated 268 (-20), won open golf irishachieving his first success in DP Word Tour (formerly European Circuit).

The three blows of advantage that they ultimately gave meronk, and in Polish golf, his first success with DP Word Tourthey can leave the misconception that was born 28 years ago in German hamburg, but of Polish nationality, always have control over success. It’s not like that.

Fox’s great comeback with 64 strokes (both achieved on the first day), divided the day into five for the Pole, put the New Zealander on top and, even, included -17 many minutes dreaming at the clubhouse with success or, the less evil, a tiebreaker. And this is it meronk remained at -16 until the end of the 14th hole.

But Pole played impressively on the 15th, 16th and 17th holes, scoring two birdies in the first two and an eagle in the third. It was going to -20 in the absence of a hole; that is, he owns the trophy. The thorn of third place was occupied this year in Qatar Masters, Catalunya Championship and Netherlands Open.

Meanwhile, the three are made up of Spanish Jorge Campillothe Paraguayan Fabrizio Zanotti and English Jack Seniorwho started the last round just a shot from meronkfell on the side of the road, with 71, 70 and 79 hits, respectively.

And that Campillo, with two ‘birdies’ in the first three holes, was placed in the top zone. But the Spaniard didn’t keep up his good start, he went into a ‘bogey’ in the 6th and in the second lap he only signed two ‘birdies’ and two ‘bogeys’ that knocked him out of the first positions. He eventually finished seventh, with a total of 274 (-14)

Zanottiwith the last card with 70 hits (-2) and a cumulative 273 (-15), earned a well-shared fourth place.

The Paraguayan Zanotti, like the American John Catlin and the scotch DavidLaw, the three matched fourth place, managing to access 150 St. Andrews Open. They are classified meronkFox and the South African Thriston Lawrenceits top three Irish Open.

“I felt good after that finish and was so happy to go to the Open in St Andrews. I knew I needed a birdie at 18 to get there, so it got even more special when I caught it. I just had to hit him well “and I did it. Playing in St Andrews is something every player dreams of, so I’m very happy to have achieved it,” Zanotti said, in comments provided by the DP Word Tour.

In other Spanish in Irish Opentwenty -first Santiago Tarrio, may 278 (71+68+72+67); twenty-fourth Alfredo Garcia Heredia, with 280 (71+71+69+69); while Sebastian Garcia finished with 282, Pablo Larrazabal with 283 and Alvaro Quiros may 285.