The Chilean, who scored -13 on his ballot, shone during the final day of competition of the DP World Tour. The winner of the championship was local Min Woo Lee, who scored -20.
Joaquin Niemann continue in yours. The Chilean had an exceptional day this Sunday and made a great presentation at the Australian PGA Championship . The national golfer excelled in the first competition of the DP World Tour (formerly European Tour) season and He took fifth place in the competition, with a score of -13 under par. The crown went to local Min Woo Lee, with -20.
The national team reached the final day in seventh place. However, there remained eight clubs behind the leader, very far from a chance of fighting for the podium and even less for the championship.
Although he is far from being able to compete with Lee, Niemann has hidden nothing. With three birdies, he managed to position himself as one of the best in the Australian competition. The greatest exponent of Chilean golf subtracted figures from his ballot at holes 7, 12 and 16. However, he suffered a bogey at 14.
The maximum reflection of his incredible performance occurred on hole 4 . Joaco shone with an impeccable tee shot, all to the astonishment of those present at the competition held in South East Queensland, in the Queensland region. There, The Chilean completed a glorious hole-in-one on the 4th. Niemann celebrated by greeting and congratulating those arriving at the Royal Queensland Golf Club. . The public celebrated the remarkable action of the national team.
This helped improve the Chilean’s performance and put him at the top of the rankings. Eventually, Niemann took fifth place in the Australian PGA Championship, with a total score of -13. The national team continues to add points to the world rankings for possible qualification to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
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