Tranlate this title Zanusso fourth in Mauritius, Soenderby wins in spanish

Anna Zanusso, with a strong performance, finished fourth with a 205 (72, 70, 63, -11) in the MCB Ladies Classic – Mauritius, at the Constance Belle Mare Plage (The Legend Course, par 72), Poste de Flacq, Mauritius, where the Ladies European Tour made its debut.

Zanusso, results

Smilla Tarning Soenderby of Denmark won her second tour title with a 202 (66, 69, 67, -14), beating Sweden’s Kajsa Arwefjall by one stroke and South Africa’s Casandra Alexander, who were close behind with 203 (-13). In fifth place with a score of 206 (-10) were England’s Alice Hewson, Germany’s Celina Sattelkau and Alexandra Forsterling, France’s Agathe Laisne, and Australia’s Kirsten Rudgeley, and in tenth with a score of 207 (-9).

Roberta Liti, 30, finished in 27th place with a score of 212 (72 70 70, -4), Alessia Nobilio, 24, finished in 32nd with a score of 213 (72 73 68, -3), and Alessandra Fanali, 26, finished in 50th with a score of 215 (72 72 71, -1). Matilde Partele, 20, missed the cut by one stroke and finished 76th with a score of 146 (76 70, +2).

Anna Zanusso, 26, achieved her career-best finish, shooting a 63 (-9, nine birdies), her lowest round score of the tournament and her personal best, lowering her previous best of 65 (-7).

Smilla Tarning Soenderby, 25, from Fredericia, earned €60,000 from a prize pool of €400,000 for her second tour win, following her victory in the KPMG Women’s Irish Open (2023).

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