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The Gosser Open, the eighth event of the 2026 Alps Tour, concluded at GC Erzherzog Johann in Austria. Spaniard Alejandro Rodriguez Andreu prevailed with a total of 201 strokes (-15), the result of three excellent rounds (68-67-66) and a deserved victory that earned him €7,200.

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Following him, the Italians put in a strong performance. Andrea Romano and Filippo Grossi both finished in second place with 202 strokes (-14), sharing second place with Frenchman Augustin Hole. For Romano, this was a remarkable result, achieved thanks to a decisive birdie on the final hole that not only allowed him to climb to the podium but also to regain the top spot in the Alps Tour Order of Merit with 21,152.18 points.

Filippo Grossi also put in an excellent performance, confirming his excellent form with a second-place finish (66-68-68).

Marco Florioli finished seventh with a 204 (-12). The Lombard turned in the best round of the day, posting an excellent 64 (-8) in the final round, demonstrating great character and quality.

Good news also from the rest of the Italian team: Enrico Di Nitto and Elia Dallanegra finished 11th, Luca Cavalli and Luca Memeo finished 14th, Flavio Michetti and Ludovico Addabbo finished 22nd, and Jacopo Albertoni and Mattia Comotti finished 30th.

The Gosser Open once again confirms the competitiveness of Italian players on the Alps Tour.

Next week, the 2026 Lacanau Alps Open takes place from May 21st to 23rd at UGolf Lacanau in France.

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