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The Advertiser
a day ago
- Sport
- The Advertiser
Von Dellingshausen lands maiden DP Tour win in Austria
Nicolai von Dellingshausen earned his maiden DP World Tour title after producing a brilliant burst of scoring around the turn on to win the Austrian Alpine Open by two shots. The German started Sunday one shot off the lead but found himself three in front after 10 holes thanks to a birdie-eagle-birdie run from the eighth. He had to overcome some hurdles on the back nine but managed to par his way home to finish the tournament on 19 under par, two clear of long-time leader Marcel Schneider and last week's winner Kristoffer Reitan, who fired a bogey-free 60 to set a testing clubhouse target. Australia's Daniel Gale, who carded impressive opening rounds of a 68 and 66 to occupy joint sixth place on Saturday morning, ended the tournament tied at 17th, following back-to-back rounds of 69 to finish on eight under for the tournament. Fellow Australian Danny List ended on six under to share 27th place with six other players. HotelPlanner Tour graduate Von Dellingshausen said: "I'm trying really hard not to cry. It's been such a tough journey the last two-and-a-half years with losing the card. "It's all got me to this stage right here and now I'm here! "I love playing in Austria. I always play well when I play here for some reason - must be the food! "It was just amazing to have so many people coming out here cheering for us." Nicolai von Dellingshausen earned his maiden DP World Tour title after producing a brilliant burst of scoring around the turn on to win the Austrian Alpine Open by two shots. The German started Sunday one shot off the lead but found himself three in front after 10 holes thanks to a birdie-eagle-birdie run from the eighth. He had to overcome some hurdles on the back nine but managed to par his way home to finish the tournament on 19 under par, two clear of long-time leader Marcel Schneider and last week's winner Kristoffer Reitan, who fired a bogey-free 60 to set a testing clubhouse target. Australia's Daniel Gale, who carded impressive opening rounds of a 68 and 66 to occupy joint sixth place on Saturday morning, ended the tournament tied at 17th, following back-to-back rounds of 69 to finish on eight under for the tournament. Fellow Australian Danny List ended on six under to share 27th place with six other players. HotelPlanner Tour graduate Von Dellingshausen said: "I'm trying really hard not to cry. It's been such a tough journey the last two-and-a-half years with losing the card. "It's all got me to this stage right here and now I'm here! "I love playing in Austria. I always play well when I play here for some reason - must be the food! "It was just amazing to have so many people coming out here cheering for us." Nicolai von Dellingshausen earned his maiden DP World Tour title after producing a brilliant burst of scoring around the turn on to win the Austrian Alpine Open by two shots. The German started Sunday one shot off the lead but found himself three in front after 10 holes thanks to a birdie-eagle-birdie run from the eighth. He had to overcome some hurdles on the back nine but managed to par his way home to finish the tournament on 19 under par, two clear of long-time leader Marcel Schneider and last week's winner Kristoffer Reitan, who fired a bogey-free 60 to set a testing clubhouse target. Australia's Daniel Gale, who carded impressive opening rounds of a 68 and 66 to occupy joint sixth place on Saturday morning, ended the tournament tied at 17th, following back-to-back rounds of 69 to finish on eight under for the tournament. Fellow Australian Danny List ended on six under to share 27th place with six other players. HotelPlanner Tour graduate Von Dellingshausen said: "I'm trying really hard not to cry. It's been such a tough journey the last two-and-a-half years with losing the card. "It's all got me to this stage right here and now I'm here! "I love playing in Austria. I always play well when I play here for some reason - must be the food! "It was just amazing to have so many people coming out here cheering for us." Nicolai von Dellingshausen earned his maiden DP World Tour title after producing a brilliant burst of scoring around the turn on to win the Austrian Alpine Open by two shots. The German started Sunday one shot off the lead but found himself three in front after 10 holes thanks to a birdie-eagle-birdie run from the eighth. He had to overcome some hurdles on the back nine but managed to par his way home to finish the tournament on 19 under par, two clear of long-time leader Marcel Schneider and last week's winner Kristoffer Reitan, who fired a bogey-free 60 to set a testing clubhouse target. Australia's Daniel Gale, who carded impressive opening rounds of a 68 and 66 to occupy joint sixth place on Saturday morning, ended the tournament tied at 17th, following back-to-back rounds of 69 to finish on eight under for the tournament. Fellow Australian Danny List ended on six under to share 27th place with six other players. HotelPlanner Tour graduate Von Dellingshausen said: "I'm trying really hard not to cry. It's been such a tough journey the last two-and-a-half years with losing the card. "It's all got me to this stage right here and now I'm here! "I love playing in Austria. I always play well when I play here for some reason - must be the food! "It was just amazing to have so many people coming out here cheering for us."
West Australian
a day ago
- Sport
- West Australian
Von Dellingshausen lands maiden DP Tour win in Austria
Nicolai von Dellingshausen earned his maiden DP World Tour title after producing a brilliant burst of scoring around the turn on to win the Austrian Alpine Open by two shots. The German started Sunday one shot off the lead but found himself three in front after 10 holes thanks to a birdie-eagle-birdie run from the eighth. He had to overcome some hurdles on the back nine but managed to par his way home to finish the tournament on 19 under par, two clear of long-time leader Marcel Schneider and last week's winner Kristoffer Reitan, who fired a bogey-free 60 to set a testing clubhouse target. Australia's Daniel Gale, who carded impressive opening rounds of a 68 and 66 to occupy joint sixth place on Saturday morning, ended the tournament tied at 17th, following back-to-back rounds of 69 to finish on eight under for the tournament. Fellow Australian Danny List ended on six under to share 27th place with six other players. HotelPlanner Tour graduate Von Dellingshausen said: "I'm trying really hard not to cry. It's been such a tough journey the last two-and-a-half years with losing the card. "It's all got me to this stage right here and now I'm here! "I love playing in Austria. I always play well when I play here for some reason - must be the food! "It was just amazing to have so many people coming out here cheering for us."
Perth Now
a day ago
- Sport
- Perth Now
Von Dellingshausen lands maiden DP Tour win in Austria
Nicolai von Dellingshausen earned his maiden DP World Tour title after producing a brilliant burst of scoring around the turn on to win the Austrian Alpine Open by two shots. The German started Sunday one shot off the lead but found himself three in front after 10 holes thanks to a birdie-eagle-birdie run from the eighth. He had to overcome some hurdles on the back nine but managed to par his way home to finish the tournament on 19 under par, two clear of long-time leader Marcel Schneider and last week's winner Kristoffer Reitan, who fired a bogey-free 60 to set a testing clubhouse target. Australia's Daniel Gale, who carded impressive opening rounds of a 68 and 66 to occupy joint sixth place on Saturday morning, ended the tournament tied at 17th, following back-to-back rounds of 69 to finish on eight under for the tournament. Fellow Australian Danny List ended on six under to share 27th place with six other players. HotelPlanner Tour graduate Von Dellingshausen said: "I'm trying really hard not to cry. It's been such a tough journey the last two-and-a-half years with losing the card. "It's all got me to this stage right here and now I'm here! "I love playing in Austria. I always play well when I play here for some reason - must be the food! "It was just amazing to have so many people coming out here cheering for us."
RTÉ News
2 days ago
- Sport
- RTÉ News
Von Dellingshausen fights back tears after Austrian Alpine Open glory
Nicolai von Dellingshausen earned his maiden DP World Tour title after producing a brilliant burst of scoring around the turn on Sunday to win the Austrian Alpine Open by two shots. The German started the day one shot off the lead but found himself three in front after 10 holes thanks to a birdie-eagle-birdie run from the eighth. He had to overcome some hurdles on the back nine but managed to par his way home to finish the tournament on 19-under-par, two clear of long-time leader Marcel Schneider and last week's winner Kristoffer Reitan, who fired a bogey-free 60 to set a testing clubhouse target. HotelPlanner Tour graduate Von Dellingshausen said: "I'm trying really hard not to cry. It's been such a tough journey the last two-and-a-half years with losing the card. "It's all got me to this stage right here and now I'm here! "Thanks to everyone who came out here and just watched and supported us. It kind of feels like a home tournament for me. "I love playing in Austria. I always play well when I play here for some reason - must be the food! "It was just amazing to have so many people coming out here cheering for us." Ireland's Conor Purcell signed off with a four-under 66, his best round of the tournament, to finish in a tie for 56th on one-under-par.
Hindustan Times
2 days ago
- Sport
- Hindustan Times
Ahlawat struggles in third round but stays within top 30 in Austria
Salzburg , Veer Ahlawat played a round of even par with three birdies and as many bogeys to finish the third day of the Austrian Alpine Open presented by SalzburgerLand tied 28th in the standings. Marcel Schneider of Germany continued to lead the field, heading into the fourth and final day at 15-under after a third round of 66. Ahlawat began his round on the front nine making consecutive bogeys on the third and fourth hole before gaining back a shot on the fifth hole and then claimed back the second lost stroke on the ninth hole. It was his third birdie in as many days on the ninth. On the back nine he dropped a shot on the 10th hole before making birdie on the 14th hole to close the day with a score of even par 70. His total score is now five under par. The 29-year-old Gurugram golfer, has made the cut this week for the first time since his top 20 finish at the Hero Indian Open held in March earlier this year. Schneider's closest rival at the event is Nicolai Von Dellingshausen of Germany, who trails the leader by one stroke. Schneider began the round in a tame manner having played even par for the first eight holes before he made his first birdie on the ninth hole. On the back nine he picked up a string of birdies on the 11th, 12th and 13th holes and this would prove to be enough to hold onto the lead with a score of four under 66 for the day and a total of 15 under for the tournament. Nicolai Von Dellingshausen had a strong start to the third round and looked set to take the lead away from Schneider, with four birdies on the front nine before he lost momentum with a bogey on the 12th hole. Nicolai did manage to reduce the gap to the leader to a single stroke with an eagle on the 118th hole. Jeff Winther of Denmark produced a round of eight under 62 to move up into third place and is two strokes behind the leader.
