US EditionLawrence Holds Off Hojgaard to Win European Masters
Thriston Lawrence overcame early bogeys to win by two shots at Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club, finishing 22-under par in a field of 156 golfers.
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Thriston Lawrence claimed an emotional two-shot victory over Matt Wallace, Rasmus Hojgaard and Sami Valimaki to end his three-year wait for a DP World Tour title. The South African bogeyed the first three holes of his final round but battled back with an eagle and five birdies to claim the title. Lawrence had to fend off a strong challenge from Wallace, Hojgaard and Valimaki, who all pushed his hard on the final day. Matt Fitzpatrick, meanwhile,…
The South African golfer was rewarded for his aggressive strategy on the Crans-sur-Sierre course this Sunday. Notably by having driven the green of the 6, for an eagle that brought him back into an awkward game. Very nice 7th place from Switzerland Joël GirrbachAuthor of the tournament coup, even of the year, Thriston Lawrence won for the second time in three years at the Omega European Masters this Sunday, being aggressive in the key moments. T…
Lawrence crowned King of the Mountains again
Thriston Lawrence became a two-time winner of the Omega European Masters after recovering from a nightmare start to post a closing 66 and secure a two-shot victory. The South African began the final round with a one-shot lead but stumbled with a bogey-bogey-bogey start to surrender his advantage and fall two behind. With fellow past champions Matt Wallace and Matt Fitzpatrick now ahead, Lawrence had no choice but to force the issue and bravely t…
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