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GOLF.GARA.The Open: primo major per Ryan Fox, 46° F. Molinari

Primo major per il neozelandese Ryan Fox. Con un gran finale e lo score di 270 (72 68 62 68, -10) ha vinto il 154° The Open superando con un birdie sull’ultima buca Cameron Young, secondo con 271 (-9), che era rimasto leader in club house per circa un paio d’ore.

Sul percorso del Royal Birkdale Golf Club (par 70) di Southport, in Inghilterra, che ha ospitato il major per l’undicesima volta si è classificato al 46° posto con 280 (67 69 72 72, par) Francesco Molinari, vincitore del torneo nel 2018.

FOOD & ECONOMIA. ino (UIV): export primo quadrimestre 2026 a -6,8% (2,34 mld) A MAGGIO ANCORA GIÙ USA (-15%), UK E SVIZZERA, CRESCONO CINA E BRASILE

FOOD & ECONOMIA. ino (UIV): export primo quadrimestre 2026 a -6,8% (2,34 mld) A MAGGIO ANCORA GIÙ USA (-15%), UK E SVIZZERA, CRESCONO CINA E BRASILE

GOLF.GARA.CZECHIA’S ZAPLETAL KOZELUHOVA ENDS FIVE-YEAR WAIT FOR FIRST PROFESSIONAL TITLE

Tereza Zapletal Kozeluhova, 25, ended her five-year wait for her first professional title after clinching the Women’s English Open on the LET Access Series (LETAS) at Manchester Golf Club.

The Czech golfer, who turned pro in 2021, shot a final round 69 to finish on 12-under overall and one stroke ahead of United Arab Emirates’ Hyeonji Kang who shot a bogey-free 68.

GOLF.GARA.Championnat de France des Jeunes : Tout savoir sur l’édition 2026

La cinquième au Gouverneur
Après trois éditions successives de 2020 à 2022 et un retour en Dombes l’an passé, le Championnat de France des Jeunes se dispute pour la cinquième fois de son histoire au Domaine du Gouverneur. Les meilleurs U14 et U12 de France se frotteront aux deux parcours du club situé à Monthieux, dans la région de la Dombes : le Breuil pour les plus grands (par 72, 5987 m pour les Garçons, 5257 m pour les Filles), le Montaplan pour les plus petits (par 71, 5257 m pour les Garçons, 4535 m pour les Filles).

GOLF.GARA.Family support fuelling Cameron’s Open charge

Southport, England: Stirred by strong family support, Cameron John is proving to be one of the surprise packages at the 154th Open Championship. Report by Spencer Robinson – Asian Tour contributor.

Cheered on from outside the ropes by his wife, parents and grandparents, the Australian continued to confound the odds with a composed one-under-par 69 in round three at Royal Birkdale Golf Club.

With a three-day aggregate of four-under 206, John finds himself in a share of 11th place heading into Sunday’s final round, six shots off the pace being set by American Sam Burns.