Tranlate this title Legends Tour: Jean Hugo dominates and won in spanish

South African Jean Hugo dominated the Reignwood Legends Championship—the only event in China on the Staysure Legends Tour calendar—winning with a score of 203 (65-67-71, -13) at the Reignwood Pine Valley course (par 72) in Beijing. Two Italians competed: Alessandro Tadini, who finished 25th with a 222 (70-74-78, +6), and Emanuele Canonica, who placed 35th with a 224 (73-70-81, +8).

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Jean Hugo, a 50-year-old from Stellenbosch, secured his first title on this circuit, adding to a record that includes 22 wins on the Sunshine Tour—where he spent the bulk of his career—and one on the Challenge Tour (now the HotelPlanner Tour) in 2000, where he played for a few seasons. Leading by one stroke over Scotland’s Stephen Gallacher after two rounds, Hugo shot a 71 (-1) in the final round to pull away, allowing him the luxury of finishing with two bogeys (his round included four birdies and three bogeys in total). He finished three strokes ahead of England’s Matthew Cort (second with 206, -10) and seven strokes ahead of a group tied for third at 210 (-6): Gallacher, fellow Scot David Drysdale, and India’s Jeev Milkha Singh. Brazil’s Adilson Da Silva took sixth place with 211 (-5), while England’s Van Phillips finished seventh with 212 (-4).

This was Alessandro Tadini’s second tournament, following his debut in mid-September at the European Legends Cup by SR Nexus in Spain, where he finished 42nd. Canonica, who has recorded four top-ten finishes this year, aims to break into the top twenty of the money list—just as he did last year (finishing 18th)—thereby securing his tour card for the 2027 season. However, he will need to step up his game, as this latest performance saw him drop two valuable spots to 15th place.

The next event is the Sergio Melpignano Senior Italian Open at San Domenico Golf in Savelletri di Fasano (Brindisi), scheduled for October 22–24; the tournament is part of both the Staysure Legends Tour and the Italian Pro Tour presented by Buccellati.

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