The Spaniard Rocco Repetto won the La Cigale Golf Open with 136 (66 70, -8) shots, ahead of Filippo Bergamaschi, second with 137 (66 71, -7), after a good performance. In the Alps Tour tournament, on the La Cigale Tabarka Golf course (par 72), in Tabarka in Tunisia, he was unable to play the third round due to bad weather, so the ranking was made valid after the second.
Rocco Paolo Repetto Taylor, 22, signed the fourth consecutive Spanish success in the first five events of the circuit, announced by a fourth and a sixth place in Egypt and the second in the previous Tunisia Golf Open. The Spaniard ended the initial round at the top tied with Bergamaschi, then in the second he distanced the Italian with a 70 (-2, four birdies, two bogeys), who shot 71 (-1, four birdies, three bogeys) with one bogey too many that made the difference.
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In third place with 138 (-6) was the Frenchman Tom Gueant, while three other Italians closed in the top ten: Jacopo Vecchi Fossa, fourth with 140 (-4), together with the Spaniard Alejandro Aguilera, Alessandro Nodari, sixth with 141 (-3), and Giovanni Manzoni, eighth with 142 (-2).
In 11th place with 143 (-1) Andrea Romano and in 16th with 145 (+1) Luca Memeo.
Further back are Flavio Michetti, Alessandro Nardini and Elia Dallanegra, 20th with 146 (+2), Davide Buchi, Mattia Comotti and Francesco Santoni, 27th with 147 (+3), and Lucas Nicolas Fallotico, 40th with 148 (+4). The winner received a check for 6,900 euros on a prize pool of 47,500 euros.
After this first phase between Egypt and Tunisia, the Alps Tour will return in over a month for the first race in Italy, the Memorial Giorgio Bordoni presented by AON (7-9 May) at the Golf Club La Pinetina in Appiano Gentile (CO).
The first documents attesting to the existence of rules of golf date back to March 1744. The rules were produced for a competition to be held at a Scottish golf club, and contained 13 points in total.[3] Initially, writing the rules was the responsibility of each individual club and so they varied depending on where the game was played.
