Tranlate this title Legros wins Miglianico Alps Open. Nodari 2nd in spanish

Maxime Legros won the Miglianico Alps Open, an Alps Tour tournament—also part of the Italian Pro Tour presented by Buccellati—with a score of 199 (67, 66, 66, -11). The tournament, held on the par-70 course at Golf Il Cerreto in Miglianico (CH), was held. The 24-year-old Frenchman, who had already won in Egypt two weeks ago, also took the top spot.

Amid the applause of the crowd, Alessandro Nodari (leader after 36 holes) was second with a score of 201 (-9), tied with Austrian Christoph Bleier and Frenchman Ewan Le Tennier. Andrea Romano also performed well, finishing second in the rankings, tied with Flavio Michetti and Andrea Rota for 12th with a score of 205 (-5).

Legros, results

The Club House of Golf Il Cerreto di Miglianico hosted the awards ceremony, which was attended by: Cristiano Cerchiai, President of the Italian Golf Federation; Stefano Frigeri, Deputy Vice President of the Italian Golf Federation; Antonello Passacantando, President of CONI Abruzzo; Daniele D’Amario, Undersecretary to the Presidency of the Regional Council of Abruzzo; Fabio Adezio, Mayor of Miglianico; Leonardo Gravina, Regional Delegate of the FIG Abruzzo and Molise and Coordinator of the FIG Southern Macro Zone; Alessio Matricardi, President of Golf Il Cerreto di Miglianico; Filippo Di Felice, Director of Golf il Cerreto di Miglianico, and Alessandro Pia, Director of the Alps Tour. Also present for the FIG were Vittorio Andrea Vaccaro, Federal Councillor representing the Professional Athletes, and Marta Maestroni, General Secretary.

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