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Tormentas Eléctricas, Intensas Lluvias Y Niebla 070809 DEP.qxd 09/08/2012 20:20 PÆgina 9 GOLF 9 Tormentas eléctricas, intensas lluvias y niebla MARTES 7 AP UNA SEMANA DIFÍCIL PARA EL GOLFISTA, YA QUE LOS TORNEOS AP EN LA SEMANA SE TUVIERON QUE SUSPENDER POR MAL TIEMPO de 2012 - l Agosto BGE JULIO ALISERIS LAPORTE [email protected] DIARIO DEPORTIVO El jueves 2 se jugó la 2ª edición del certamen "Swiss Champ Open" a 18 hoyos stableford (por puntos con el 85% del handicap). El torneo tuvo que cancelarse debido a una fuerte tormenta de llu- via y rayos que cayó sobre Punta Ca- rretas en la tarde. El certamen quedó postergado pa- Ganó Langer ra el mes de octubre. Gran triunfo Qualy para el Campeonato de Bradley FUE EN EL CHAMPIONS del Club 2012 TOUR CON 198 GOLPES Nuevamente el tiempo hizo de las EN EL WORLD GOLF suyas. CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES El 3M Championship se jugó en La clasificación para primera y el TPC Twin Cities, Blaine, Min- segunda categoría, que en principio nesota, EE.UU. era a 36 hoyos (sábado y domingo), ▼ En el Firestone Country Club Bernhard Langer consiguió una solo se jugó el domingo, por las in- (South Course) de Akron, EE.UU., VISTA DEL HOYO 8. Un hoyo que tuvo sus modificaciones importante victoria con 198 gol- tensas lluvias caídas en la semana. y siempre da oportunidad. se jugó el Bridgestone Invitational, pes, 18 bajo par y rondas de 67, La intensa niebla en la tarde del certamen del World Golf Cham- 69 y 62 impactos y se llevó un domingo hizo cancelar la ronda. pionship. cheque por 262.500 dólares. Todo quedó postergado para el participante una botella 12 años. dicap y en una sola categoría para ca- Keegan Bradley logró el título David Peoples terminó segun- 18 y 19 de agosto. Los matches se disputarán los balleros y otra para damas. con 267 golpes, 13 bajo par y do a 2 golpes. Este fin de semana se jugará la días 25 y 26 de agosto. Luego, a las 18 horas, se dará rondas de 67, 69, 67 y 64 im- clasificación para las categorías de una "Charlas de Reglas". pactos para llevarse un cheque tercera y cuarta. Miércoles 8 intenso Posteriormente, se entregarán por 1.400.000 dólares. Whisky Chivas es el sponsor del Se realizará en la tarde un certa- los premios del "Campeonato del Jim Furyk fue protagonista, ya Teuten 2º campeonato que obsequió a cada men a 10 hoyos con el 50% del han- Club en Parejas 2012". que estuvo como líder del tor- neo, pero por una mala deci- en Argentina sión en el hoyo final, realizó do- La AUG seleccionó para el Mundial de Turquía ble bogey y perdió por un golpe. PERDIÓ EN EL PRIMER Steve Stricker también jugó en HOYO EXTRA DEL PLAYOFF JUAN ÁLVAREZ, AGUSTÍN TARIGO Y NICHOLAS TEUTEN gran manera y finalizó segundo junto a Furyk. BGE La 3ª edición del ranking de me- La semana pasada quedó re- y capitán será Pablo Faget, jugador nores de la Asociación Argen- suelto el nombramiento para el mun- scratch y con vasta trayectoria. tina de Golf (AAG) se llevó a ca- dial amateur (World Amateur Team La competencia se desarrollará Victoria bo en el Golf Club Corrientes. Championship) que este año se jue- del jueves 4 al domingo 7 de octu- La AUG envió a dos represen- ga en Turquía. bre en dos canchas: Cornelia Golf de JJ Henry tantes a disputar el certamen: La Asociación Uruguaya de Golf Club y Antalya Golf Club. nos referimos a Nicholas Teu- designo a los tres mejores del ran- La modalidad de juego será agre- FUE EN EL PGA TOUR Y ten y Benjamín Benítez. king nacional: nos referimos a Juan gate a 72 hoyos, eligiendo dos de los GANÓ 540.000 DÓLARES Teuten estuvo muy cerca de Álvarez, Agustín Tarigo y Nicholas tres scores de cada país. ganar, ya que perdió en playoff Teuten. Si bien Uruguay no cuenta con El Reno-Tahoe Open se dispu- contra Tomás Beitia. El argen- Cabe destacar que Tarigo juega grandes actuaciones en dicho cam- tó en el Montreux Golf & Country tino le realizó birdie contra par su tercer mundial consecutivo (Aus- peonato, siempre es importante Club, Reno, Nevada, EE.UU. en el primer hoyo de desem- tralia 2008 y Argentina 2010), Álva- asistir y estar en la "élite" del golf El certamen fue bajo modali- pate. rez tendrá su segunda participación ▼ mundial. dad stableford (por puntos: par Nicholas realizó rondas de 70 y (Argentina 2010) y Teuten estrena en Sin lugar a dudas, este campe- 0 punto, birdie 2 puntos) y fue AGUSTÍN TARIGO. Jugará su 71 para un total de 141 golpes, este evento. tercer Mundial consecutivo. onato (Eisenhower Trophy) es lo me- JJ Henry el campeón, con 43 3 bajo par. El responsable de la delegación jor a nivel amateur internacional. puntos. Benítez por su parte finalizó en La segunda posición fue para el la posición 24 con 154 golpes, brasileño Alexandre Rocha con 10 sobre par y rondas de 76 y La Tahona GC realizó un torneo el fin de semana 42 puntos y el podio lo cerró 78 impactos. Andrés Romero con 37 puntos. LOS GANADORES FUERON ÁLVARO DOMÍNGUEZ Y CARLOS PÉREZ ARRARTE El clima no fue impedimento en La En la categoría hasta 16 de han- hoyos singles medal play con Tahona Golf Club para finalizar el dicap, el ganador fue Álvaro Do- handicap en las tradicionales ca- torneo que se desarrolló el fin de se- mínguez con 68 golpes. Carlos Pé- tegorías. mana. rez Arrarte se adjudicó la categoría El domingo habrá actividad pa- Fue a 18 hoyos singles medal play 17 a 36 de handicap con 73 impac- ra menores cuando se juegue la 2ª con handicap en dos categorías mix- tos. El sábado próximo se jugará etapa del Circuito de Menores y Ju- tas con reenganche el día domingo. la copa Casillero del Diablo a 18 veniles del Club..
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