The native of Pirque remained in sixth position with a record of -12, seven strokes behind the champion. The Talagantino for his part, finished tenth with a card of ten under par.
This Sunday, the PFI Saudi International reached its last round and the two Chileans who contested the event achieved good results. Joaquín Niemann and Mito Pereira managed to finish in the top ten of the Asian Tour event.
The one that got the best results is Myth Pereira who held the position of sixth place in the standings , tied with Australians Travis Smyth and Marc Leishman. In the final round of the tournament, the native of Pirque recorded four strokes under par for the course which left him with a balance of -12 in the general classification, with a difference of seven compared to the leader of the classification: the Mexican Abraham Ancer.
In previous cases, the Chilean had achieved good records after the first complex that he had, in which he finished with a card by +3 , being very low in the table. However, he was able to rally in the next round, scoring a -6 from par. Later, on the Saturday day of the contest, Pereira posted a round of -5 which already kept him in the top ten.
In the case of Joaquin Niemann the golfer stayed in the tenth place , sharing a score with American Matthew Wolff. The Talagantino had a last day of five strokes under par for the course staying with a total balance of -10 in the table.
This result is the same as that obtained in the previous turn (-5) in which he made six birds and one bogey. The day that caused the Chilean the most problems was the second, when he needed two strokes above course requirement , located in the economic city of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia. This, yes, at its beginnings Niemann managed to finish with a card -2 .
around the breakdown, Mito Pereira recorded six bogies in all : four in the first round, and two in the second. Around the bird obtained 18 throughout the contest . Joaquín Niemann, for his part, set a record of eight bogies : two in the first round, three in the second, one in the third and two in the fourth, in addition, had a double bogey the third day . In connection with the bird the native of Talagante recorded 20 in all.
The general classification was led by the Mexican ancestor abraham who ended up with a balance of -19 . Throughout the duration of the contest, the Aztec golfer only recorded two bogey , in the second and fourth rounds. His escort, the American Cameron Young stay at two strokes away (-17).
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