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Kieffer, Forsstrom share Hamburg Open lead - Vimarsana News

Kieffer, Forsstrom share Hamburg Open lead

Germany's Max Kieffer gave the home crowd plenty to cheer as he claimed a share of the lead...

Kieffer, Forsström share lead on opening day of European Open - Vimarsana News

Kieffer, Forsström share lead on opening day of European Open

Maximilian Kieffer has delighted home fans at the European Open with a 4-under 69 for a share of the lead on the opening day

Larrazábal emerges victorious in South Korea - Vimarsana News

Larrazábal emerges victorious in South Korea

Pablo Larrazábal won the 2023 Korea Championship Presented by Genesis by two shots after producing a back-nine birdie blitz.

Pablo Larrazábal emerges victorious after thrilling final round in South Korea - Articles - Vimarsana News

Pablo Larrazábal emerges victorious after thrilling final round in South Korea - Articles

Pablo Larrazábal emerges victorious after thrilling final round in South Korea, Pablo Larrazábal won the 2023 Korea Championship Presented by Genesis by two shots after producing a back-nine birdie blitz to see off a high-quality chasing pack.

Larrazábal edges Helligkilde to win Korea Championship - Vimarsana News

Larrazábal edges Helligkilde to win Korea Championship

Pablo Larraz\u00e1bal has shot a tidy 5-under 67 in the final round of the Korea Championship to complete a two-shot victory over Marcus Helligkilde. The Spaniard's 12-under 276 at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea was good enough to secure his eighth European tour title after starting his last round one shot off the lead. Denmark's Helligkilde finished his fourth round with a 68 to take second place, holding off a four-strong chasing pack that included home favourite Park Sanghyun. Scotland's Scott Jamieson joined Park in third place along with Spaniard Jorge Campillo and Dutchman Joost Luite...

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