Ryan Fox defeats St Andrews and Antoine Rosner IV
Finally, Ryan Fox won the Dunhill Links Championship on Sunday in St Andrews (Scotland). Antoine Rosner ranks fourth.
What a season for Ryan Fox! The New Zealander, already an award-winning and 4 tops 3 and 2 topping 10, claimed his second prestigious win at St Andrews on Sunday at the DP World Tour, the third of his career.
Under sunshine and a light sea breeze, the winner of the 2015 Foddell Golf Challenge took place on Sunday at Old St Andrews with a 68 (-4) card punctuated by a 7-bird for three bogey. With a total score of -15 and under the eyes of his father and mother, the Oakland native won a stroke ahead of Calum Shenquin and Alex Noreen.
” It’s a victory that means a lot to me. I will take full advantage of this moment and celebrate it with my family. I was really, really nervous the last three holes. I didn’t get good shots but fortunately I managed to limit the breakage. It’s a day I come back from behind but above all a day I tried to make as few mistakes as possible. I know my level of play at the moment and I’m very proud of this win. »
Success allows him to climb to third place in the race to Dubai. Fox, which started the year at number 230 in the world, now finds itself at number 25.
Rosner in the top five
On the French side, Antoine Rosner finished his week as the first tricolor. The Parisian scored on his card no less than 4 birds for only one ghost. The double winner of this Sunday’s DP World Tour signs a score of 69 (-3). In total -13, Rosner finished fourth with Rory McIlroy.
In the back, Roman Langask and Victor Perez finished their Scottish week in 36th place on aggregate -5. Fred Lacroix is 42 (-4) while Benjamin Hebert is 48 (-3). Julian Brune attends the rear of the Tricolore clan. The former amateur world number 2 ranks 52nd (-2) after the last card of 73 (+1)
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