Tranlate this title Women’s English Open, Kozeluhova triumphs in spanish

Tereza Zapletal Kozeluhova of the Czech Republic secured a surprise victory in the Women’s English Open, the eighth of 19 tournaments on the LET Access, played at The Manchester Golf Club in Manchester, England. She finished with a 204 (66, 69, 69, -12) after a final round of 69 (-3) shots, featuring both blunders and errors, with two eagles, three birdies, and four bogeys. This, however, allowed her to narrowly edge out Hyeonji Kang of the United Arab Emirates, who finished second with a 205 (-11).

Women’s English Open, results

In third place with a 207 (-9) were England’s Jessica Hall, American Katherine Schuster, and Austrian Isabella Holpfer, joined by Iceland’s Ragga Kristinsdottir and fellow Englishwoman Tahlia Martin, the leader after two rounds. Australian Hannah Reeves finished eighth with a score of 208 (-8), while Japanese Hazuki Kimura and Welsh amateur Gracie Mayo finished ninth with a score of 209 (-7).

Maria Vittoria Corbi performed well, finishing 12th with a score of 211 (68-70-73, -5), while Elena Virginia Carta finished low in the rankings, finishing 43rd with a score of 218 (72-72-74, +2). Erika De Martini, 80th with a score of 148 (71-77, +4), and Emma Lundgren, 105th with a score of 151 (72-79, +7), failed to make the cut.

Tereza Zapletal Kozeluhova, 25, who has been a protégé since 2021, waited five seasons to win her first title and did so in the second richest tournament on the circuit after the closing event, the Islantilla Open in Spain (€100,000), which awarded her €12,800 out of a prize pool of €80,000.

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