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Hanna Green Conquistó El LPGA Women's martes 25 · junio 2019 Referí 23 Chez Reavie ganó en el PGA TOUR dos. El golfista de 37 años realizó 263 golpes, 17 bajo par y rondas de 65, 66, 63 y 69 impactos. Por Por su victoria se adjudicó US$ 1.296.000 su triunfo se llevó un cheque por US$ 1.296.000. Chez Reavie se impuso en el Travelers Champion- Reavie, profesional desde 2004, obtuvo su ship, certamen del PGA TOUR que se desarrolló en segundo título en la máxima gira profesional; el el TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, Estados Uni- anterior había sido 11 años atrás. Hanna Green conquistó el LPGA Women’s Championship La australiana de apenas 22 años logró su primer Major en Hazeltine Golf Club y un cheque por US$ 577.500 Pablo Sola Pablo Sola fue Julio Aliseris Laporte contratado por la AUG @pelabonzo Pablo Sola llegó a un acuerdo con la Asociación Uruguaya de Golf ulminó una nueva edición (AUG) y será el nuevo entrenador del LPGA Women’s Cham- de los seleccionados nacionales. C pionship, certamen Major Tras la aprobación en el Conse- del golf femenino que reunió a las jo Directivo del órgano rector, mejores exponentes del profesio- Daniel Schapira, secretario de nalismo. la AUG, fue en busca de dinero Fue del jueves al domingo pa- para solventar los honorarios del sado en el Hazeltine National Golf destacado profesional. Club, Minnesota, Estados Unidos. El Club de Golf del Uruguay y el Hannah Green logró su primera Cantegril Country Club, serían victoria Major tras imponerse en las principales instituciones que los 72 hoyos de competencia con aportarán en lo económico. un score de 279 golpes, 9 bajo par y El entrenador argentino tiene la rondas de 68, 69, 70 y 72 impactos. visión de comenzar un trabajo de Por su triunfo se embolsó un desarrollo en todas las escuelas cheque por US$ 557.500, el máxi- Profesional desde 2016, Green conquistó su sexto trofeo, el más importante de su carrera del país y por ende las visitaría a mo en su corta carrera como pro- todas ellas, diagramando un serio fesional. plan de trabajo y funcionamiento. La australiana de 22 años, co- en el ALPG Tour. En 2017, llegó al Producto de sus grandes actua- a la surcoreana Sung Hyun Park En cada viaje a Uruguay, Sola menzó en el campo rentado en 2016 Symetra Tour y obtuvo tres vic- ciones, Green consiguió la tarjeta con 280 golpes. tiene pensado asistir a algunas y lleva ganados seis títulos. torias, finalizando segunda en la para afrontar el LPGA Tour, máxi- La inglesa Mel Reid, junto la escuelas y así comenzar su plan Este último es el más importan- lista de ganancias y gracias a su ma gira profesional femenina y al estadounidense Nelly Korda, con- para crecer y sustentar a largo te en su corta carrera. desempeño, fue nombrada como poco tiempo alzó un título Major. cluyeron en la tercera colocación, plazo el golf nacional. Green ha logrado dos triunfos la Rookie of the Year. El segundo lugar correspondió ambas con 282 golpes. l El jueves arranca una nueva edición del Fly BGE Tour en el PGA National Resort Varios uruguayos estarán participando en el destacado evento en Estados Unidos Rubén Llanes dictó una clínica uarenta golfistas partici- El campeonato finalizará el Dejó enseñanzas parán de la octava edición domingo con la entrega de pre- para sus alumnos Cdel Fly Buen Golf Enter- mios y coronando a los campeo- Rubén Llanes dictó una clínica el tainment Tour 2019, certamen nes en ambas ramas. fin de semana pasado en el Dri- que se desarrollará del jueves al El viernes 28, Buen Golf Enter- ving Range de Zona América. domingo en el PGA National Re- tainment junto a Syncro Viajes, Un numeroso grupo de golfistas sort & SPA, Palm Beach Gardens, realizarán en uno de los exclusi- disfrutaron las enseñanzas del Estados Unidos. vos salones que cuenta el Resort destacado coach argentino. Participantes de Argentina, y para los 40 participantes, el lan- Padres y madres de los alumnos Bolivia, Uruguay y el país anfi- zamiento de la novena edición del también se hicieron presentes. trión jugarán en la famosa Cham- Fly BGE Tour 2020, donde se via- Además Claudio Billig, presiden- pion Course (escenario donde jará a Tampa para ver el Valspar te de la Asociación Uruguaya de se juega año tras año el Honda Championship, torneo del PGA Golf (AUG) pasó a saludar y con- Classic) y la pintoresca Bear Trap TOUR y tres días después, jugar versó un buen rato con Llanes. (Tampa del Oso) donde al final de la misma cancha del certamen. Sofía García Austt, Jimena Mar- recorrido, tres hoyos (15, 16 y 17) de PGA National, escenario de la octava edición del Fly BGE Tour Se hospedaran en el Innis- qués e Inés Rapetti, tres vicecam- extrema dificultad le da un marco brook Resort, mismo hotel don- peonas sudamericanas, tomaron espectacular al desenlace. vez la World Golf Cup Challenge Los golfistas recibirán al llegar de dormirán los profesional que clases con el profesional. Además, los participantes dis- entre países y la Copa Interclubes, al Resort todos los regalos de la participarán del campeonato del Martín Angenscheidt, integrante putarán en Estates Course y Squi- fomentando las amistades entre organización: remera oficial de PGA TOUR. de la comisión Junior de la AUG, re Course, otros dos campos del golfistas de las distintas nacio- la marca Footjoy, gorra Titleist, “Algo sin precedentes en el fue el encargado de traer al lau- Resort, regresando nuevamente nalidades”, expresó Andrés Elis- una docena de pelotas Titleist y mercado de Uruguay poder dis- reado entrenador. al Champion Course. salde, director de Syncro Viajes, todo lo referido a lo que el golfista frutar y jugar el mismo campo” “Este año se jugará por primera agencia asociada. necesita. sentenció Elissalde. l.
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