The golfer signed an 8 under par card on the opening day of the tournament which hands out $1 million in prize money. A gap to four players, including the Argentinian Nelson Ledesma. The highest-placed Chilean was Matías Domínguez in 22nd place, with 4 under par.
the astara Classic Chili lived his first day in the Prince of Wales Country Club of La Reina . A round during which the 156 registered golfers showed their best weapons to fight for the bag of one million dollars in prize money.
At the start of the tournament, event belonging to the Korn Ferry Tour , it was the American Max Greyserman who took the maximum advantage in the 18 holes. The Short Hills, New Jersey native posted an eight-under par on the course.
The leader had a spectacular inning production on Thursday, having made ten birdies and just one error to lead the event with a one-stroke advantage over four competitors.
Greyserman started in the fourth group of the day from the 10th hole and after a birdie on the second, he closed the first half with three birdies on the last four holes.
In the back nine, he added three more hits to his bag, in five holes and after just one error at (7), he finished birdie-birdie to climb to the top of the classifier, a place he couldn’t. be removed.
The best placed Latin American was the Argentinian Nelson Ledesma, who shares the second position with three other players: the Australian Rhein Gibson, the Swede Pontus Nyholm and the also American Tom Whitney.
The oceanic closed his last seven holes five under par where he made two eagles (3 and 9). The Scandinavian was six under par in ten holes, finishing birdie-birdie.
Whitney, who has just been the protagonist last week in the Club Car Championship where he fought for the title until the end, rode a perfect run without making mistakes scoring seven birdies.
The highest-placed Chilean golfer in the title race East Matias Dominguez who finished at four under par for the course to share twenty-second place .
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Source: Latercera
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