Alejandro del Rey went to the greatest victory in his career closing the dominant victory in four shots at the World Ras Al Khaimah Championship tour.
Del Rey led two shots in the final day in Al Hamra GC in the United Arab Emirates and never waived control, birds three of his openings, misconceptions for being discarded from the sea package.
The Spanish closed 66 without Bogee to finish the week in the box and requested Maiden DP World Tour Your Your Carmutage – Playing with Del Rey and Jason Scrivenger – Carded Card-Mans 68 to finish running.
Five birds in the last six holes saw David Puig Register a round day 65 and jump to third place in front of Scrivenger, and England Joe Dean ended up attached to the tied CANTERERO and Sebastian Soderberg.
Former Master Champion Patrick Reed ended up in a group of tied eighth containing Scottish Scott Jamieson, while Adrian Saddier's final circle 68 included a stunning hole in one in a couple-three seventh.
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Frenchman Adrien Saddier made a hole in one in a couple-three-seventh during the final round of the DP in the championship in Ras al Khaimah the World Tour.
As Del Rey closed the victory in the Middle East
Del Rey is the first bird and fired his access in range in seconds, with a 10-foot bird on a couple-four-fifths giving him a five-shot pillow and complete control over the tournament.
Armitage opened with six straight couple. But he released birds for returning from the seventh to close within three del Rey on the turn, only that his playing partner exits 11. green.
Del Rey recovered from a pair-four in addition to finding a green color in 50 feet racks for a slightly probable birdie, then moved six forward when it was on 13. and the armitage failed take your effort.
Armitage used a couple-five 14. to reduce the deficit, but could not approach Del Rey, who closed his barrel edge with the Slavina Park before he greeted them more by more Spanish players at 18. green.
“It's amazing,” Del Rey said. “I came to the point last year I felt like I didn't have much fun on the course, because – for me – I just play for 20., 30. The place wasn't that meaningful.
“I've been working since I just wanted to be in that position much longer. I feel like I played for many years with a lot of friends who have won here and I know that it just didn't show up. I'm just happy which finally came. “
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