Tranlate this title Alps, Alexandre Vandermoten is unbeatable in spanish

Alexandre Vandermoten has won once again. Fresh from his victory last week at the Longwy Alps Open, the 26-year-old Frenchman secured his fourth win of the season at the 2026 Hauts de France-Pas de Calais Open, held at the AA Golf de Saint-Omer Club.

Alps, results

The tournament featured players from both the Alps Tour and the LET Access Series competing simultaneously, with separate leaderboards and prize pools.

Starting with a two-stroke lead, Vandermoten delivered an excellent performance on a particularly windy day. However, he finished with a bogey on the difficult 18th green, allowing Ireland’s Hugh Foley to close the gap. Foley, who began the round two shots behind the leader, birdied the 17th and saved par on the 18th, forcing a playoff against the Frenchman. On the first extra hole, Vandermoten sank the decisive birdie to claim the title.

Alessandro Nodari finished tied for third at -6 (71-68-68) alongside Spain’s Victor Garcia Broto, three shots off the lead. Ludovico Addabbo (70-69-70) and Filippo Bergamaschi (69-67-73) shared seventh place at -4. Luca Memeo (70-70-70) and Filippo Grossi (71-66-73) finished tied for eleventh at -3, while Pietro Boeris and Lucas Fallotico finished tied for fifteenth at -1. Two shots further back, Flavio Michetti and Luca Cavalli placed twenty-first; Manfredi Manica rounded out the list of Italians finishing in the points, taking thirty-second place.

In the LET Access Series event, victory went to France’s Lucie Malchirand, who beat Switzerland’s Natalie Armbruster by five strokes. With this victory, Vandermoten collects €7,680 and 6,525 Order of Merit points, moving to the top of the standings ahead of Andrea Romano and Maxime Legros. Thanks to a top-five finish, Paul Franquet climbs to fourth place, followed by Spaniards Mario Galiano Aguilar, Pablo Alperi Lopez, and Victor Garcia Broto. With one regular-season event remaining before the Grand Final, the top three spots on the Order of Merit are held by Andrea Romano, Maxime Legros, and Alexandre Vandermoten—all of whom have already secured promotion to the HotelPlanner Tour thanks to their three victories this season. Nodari rises from 12th to 9th place, overtaking Enrico Di Nitto (who drops from 8th to 10th), while Flavio Michetti moves up one spot to 16th.

The final event of the regular season, the Memorial Giorgio Bordoni, takes place at La Pinetina from October 7 to 9, ahead of the Grand Final the following week.