The player, only 21 years old, repeats victory for the second consecutive tournament on the Alps Tour in a grand final round in Aravell (-8) to finish with -22
The Spanish Daniel Berná, who opted for victory, had to settle for third place, seven strokes behind the champion
French amateur player Tom Vaillant took the victory in the Aravell Golf Open by Crèdit Andorrà of the Alps Tour, which has been played the last three days on the La Seu course, with a total of 191 hits (-22). Vaillant signed a spectacular final round of 63 strokes (-8) that made impossible the work of his pursuers, the Finn Alajarvi (-16) and Daniel Berná (-15).
Vaillant started the final day tied with Dani Berná (-14), who was looking for his first victory in the Alps Tour, accompanied by the Finn Alajarvi. Although very soon, the young player of the French national team put the direct, and already closed the first nine holes with 29 shots opening gap.
Vaillant, who had just won last week at the Open de la MirabelleYa never looked back to sign the second best round of the tournament (63) that gave him six hits on the Finn Alajarvi and seven on Daniel Berná and the Dutchman Vince Van Veen.
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“I feel very good right now with my game and it’s nice to win two tournaments in a row & rdquor ;, said the Cannes player. “Everything went very well on my lap as I have tried to do every day and I was not thinking too much about the lead although I knew that in 18th I had some advantage, enough & rdquor ;, explained the Frenchman who is second in the Alps ranking.
At the moment, he has no plans to make the jump to professional. In his two consecutive victories, he took the souvenir trophy but not a single euro in prizes. The check went to Finn Alajarvi, who added €5,800 to his Alps Tour ranking.
Alajarvi also received a free bottle of champagne as a prize for achieving a hole in one on the par 3 of nine. The Swiss Ameil-Planchin also did it but in 12.
Alarjavi and Planchin won a bottle of Champagne as a prize after achieving a ‘hole in one’
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In addition to Bern, who signs the best tournament of the year on the Alps Tour and adds his first euros in prizes, highlighting the eighth place of Jorge Maicas (-11) and the eleventh of Manuel Morugan, winner this year in the Alps Tour. highlight too the thirteenth place of the Andorran Kevin Esteve (-9), accompanied by the Catalans Joel Moscatel, Pol Bech and Alex Esmatges.
At the end of the tournament, the award ceremony was held. in an Aravell Golf Open by Crèdit Andorrà that has been a complete success in its first year as part of the Alps Tour and that augurs well for the future on the Aravell course. Crèdit Andorrà has been the sponsor of the tournament, with the work of former professional José Manuel Lara as promoter.