Agathe Laisne wins European Ladies Championship

July 29, 2017 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

Agathe Laisne <br>(Texas Athletics Photo)

As the leaders struggled during the final round Agathe Laisne surged with a last day bogey-free 5-under 67

Switzerland (July 29, 2017) - As the leaders struggled during the final round of the European Ladies Championship Agathe Laisne surged with a last day bogey-free 5-under 67 to tally a one-stroke victory over Switzerland native Albane Valenzuela. Laisne, of France, began the day eight-strokes back but as Valenzuela, the overnight leader faltered with a 4-over 76 the incoming Texas freshman was able to capitalize. The first birdie of the day for Laisne dropped on No. 8 and despite a 1-under 34 front nine she still appeared well out of the mix. However, on the back nine Laisne really got things going with consecutive birdies on Nos. 11-13 to reach 7-under, thus setting the state for what ultimately proved to be the winning birdie on No. 18. Laisne, 8-under for the tournament, started the week with a consecutive 1-over 73's before rebounding with a 5-under 67 in the third round that gave her a chance on Saturday. Valenzuela, who represented Switzerland in the Olympics last year, had a chance to force a playoff but she bogeyed the 17th and parred the closing par-5. Morgane Metraux finished third at 6-under, Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir was fourth at 5-under while in fifth it was Carlotta Ricolfi, Dorthea Forbrigid and Zhen Bonton at 3-under.

Results: European Ladies Amateur

Place	Player	Location	Pts	Scores
1	Agathe Laisne	, France	1500	73-73-67-67=280
2	Albane Valenzuela	, Switzerland	1000	70-67-68-76=281
3	Morgane Metraux	, Switzerland	700	71-70-72-69=282
4	Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir	, Iceland	700	69-70-75-69=283
T5	Carlotta Ricolfi	, Italy	700	72-75-70-68=285

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About the European Ladies Amateur

Agathe Laisne wins European Ladies Championship

The premier ladies championship in Continental Europe, conducted by the European Golf Association, which is comprised of 38 member countries. 72 hole stroke play format.