Alps Tour Golf

5th August 2025 | Alps Tour Golf

Alps Tour Qualifying School for the 2026 Season – Entries are now open

For the sixth consecutive year, the 2025 Alps Tour Qualifying School for the 2026 season will be held in November in Italy, reflecting the continued hospitality and support of all participating venues.

The Alps Tour Qualifying School is open to male professional golfers, and male amateur golfers with a max handicap of 0,0 under the Handicapping Scheme adopted by the recognized authority controlling golf in the country they elect to enter. A valid handicap certificate must accompany all applications.

The tournament determining participants’ playing status for the Tour in the 2026 season will be held in Two Stages:

The First Qualifying Stage, which will take place over 36 holes on 3 different golf courses, is scheduled for November 5^th and 6^th at the following venues:

Golf Club Le Fonti, 35 km from Bologna airport
Conero Golf Club, 30 km from Ancona airport and 320 km from Rome airport
Golf il Cerreto di Miglianico, 20km from Pescara airport and 246km from Rome airport

When applying for the tournament, any non-exempt player must choose the venue (Golf Club Le Fonti, Conero Golf Club, and Golf il Cerreto di Miglianico) where he would like to play.

Field sizes for Stage 1 will be approximately 72 players at each venue. Once a venue has reached capacity, subsequent applicants will be required to select an alternative venue.

The number of players advancing from each First Stage tournament will be on a pro rata basis (i.e., approximately the same percentage from each tournament will advance). The number of players who are able to qualify for the Final Stage will be announced as soon as possible once all participants have teed o? in the first round of each First Stage tournament.

The Final Stage will take place from November 12^thuntil November 14^thover 54 holes at two venues North of Rome.

The Final Stage is open to the players who qualified after the First Stage and to the exempt players – as the Alps Tourmembers ranked in the 2025 Order of Merit but not admitted to the Grand Final, or players who took part in the 2025 European Boys/Men Team Championships – for the full list of exemptions, please read the tournament info.

Players who paid their 2025 Alps Tour Membership and made at least one cut during the season are exempt from First Stage: they can enter the Final Stage by choosing the Exemption A.

A field of 156 players will play two rounds alternating 18 holes at Golf Nazionale and 18 holes at Terre dei Consoli Golf Club. The two clubhouses are 5kms apart.

The top 65 players and ties, who will make the cut after 36 holes, will dispute the final round of Final Stage at Golf Nazionale.

At the conclusion of the 54 holes at the Final Stage of Qualifying School, the Top 35 ranked players and ties will obtain a full playing category (category 6) to play in the 2026 Alps Tour tournaments.

The entry fee is € 750, and it covers entry to both the First and Final Stages as well as yardage books for all courses.

The entry deadline for both stages (First and Final) is October 20^th(except for players admitted to DPW Tour Qualifying School-Second Stage 2025-exemption Category-G: entries will close on November 4^th at 18:00 CET)

Download the Alps Tour Golf app on your smartphone to enter the tournament and follow the instructions below:

– If you already have an Alps Tour account, update the Alps Tour Golf app to the latest version (currently 5.5.11) on your mobile phone, log into “Player Zone” with your credentials, and follow the on-screen instructions. Check if you are logged in and go to “Schedule” and “Q-School”.

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27th July 2025 | Alps Tour Golf

Victor Dubuisson wins the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners

Biarritz, July 27^th, 2025- France’s Victor Dubuisson captured the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners title following a two-hole sudden-death playoff. He sealed the win with a birdie on the second playoff hole, edging out Spain’s Jorge Maicas. In 3^rd place, Ireland’s Ronan Mullarney with a three-day total of 18 under-par. In 4^th place with a total score of 16 under-par, France’s Quentin Debove.

The 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners marked a historic first as it joined forces with the Alps Tour, elevating the prestige of Continental Europe’s oldest amateur event. Held at the renowned Golf de Biarritz Le Phare, the tournament now features top amateurs and professionals from across Europe. Past champions include José María Olazábal and Jorge Campillo.

Final Round Players Quotes

France’s Victor Dubuisson, 35, a former Ryder Cup player and two-time DP World Tour winner, clinched the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners after a dramatic two-hole sudden-death playoff against Spain’s Jorge Maicas. Both players made par on the first playoff hole, but Dubuisson secured the victory with a birdie on the second. Known for his exceptional short game and composure under pressure, Dubuisson brought valuable experience to the event. A standout in European golf, his rare appearance on the Alps Tour offered younger players a unique opportunity to compete alongside one of France’s most accomplished professionals. After sitting tied for fourth place at 11-under-par through two rounds, he delivered a flawless final round of 8-under-par 61, carding nine birdies (holes 1, 5, 6, 8, 11, 12, 14, 15, and 18) and a single bogey on the 13th. Reflecting on the week, Dubuisson said: “I’m very happy, and especially pleased for Gerald. He’s the title sponsor of the tournament and the one who invited me to play this week. We met through golf and developed a strong friendship. I admire how he supports young golfers and professionals—that’s created a special bond between us. I’m also proud to coach some of his players, and this week, the plan was for him to caddie for me so we could experience the tournament together. It definitely turned out to be a great week.” He added: “You couldn’t ask for a better sponsor than Gerald or a more professionally organized tournament than this edition of the Biarritz Cup. It was a real pleasure to be part of it.” Commenting on his 18^th hole birdie, Dubuisson said: “Those putts are never easy—especially uphill ones, which I don’t particularly like—and I had a few more than usual today. But once you hit a good putt, it’s out of your hands whether it drops or not. That last one was an excellent putt to finish with.”

Spain’s Jorge Maicas, 27, secured a strong runner-up finish at this week’s event with a three-day total of 19-under-par. Maicas delivered a flawless final round of 9-under-par 60, carding nine birdies on holes 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 14, and 15. The performance capped off an impressive week for the rising Spanish talent, who captured his first Alps Tour title earlier this season at the 2025 Gösser Open.

The highlight of the day belongs to French amateur Gregoire Hoyeau, who made a fabulous hole-in-one on the par 3, 7^thhole with a 6-iron.

After the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners, the Alps Tour Order of Merit rank has Javier Barcos from Spain in the lead with 22,517.34 points. Italy’s Jacopo Vecchi Fossa is in second place with 21,506.63 points, and Spain’s Alvaro Hernandez Cabezuela is in third place with 20,248.13.

The Alps Tour players now have a few weeks off before the next scheduled even,t which gets underway from September 4^th-6^th at UGolf Longwy International in France for the second edition of the 2025 Longwy Alps Open.

Format & Prize Fund

The prize fund distributed € 47,500 (for professionals only) and 45,000 Order of Merit points for Alps Tour members.

Victor Dubuisson, in a gesture of personal principle, chose not to accept the winner’s prize money.
As a result, the €7,600 winner’s check was awarded to runner-up Jorge Maicas of Spain.

Tournament Promoter and Sponsors

The 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners is promoted and organized by the Sports Association of the Biarritz Golf Club.

The 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners is supported by C&S Partners, GolfPlus, Banque Privée Pyrénées Gascogne, Birdie l’Agence, Afflelou, and Volvo SIPA Anglet.

Alps Tour Media Contact- Alice Barbieri: [email protected]

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26th July 2025 | Alps Tour Golf

Ronan Mullarney moves into the lead after Day 2 at the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners

Biarritz, July 26^th, 2025- After two rounds of the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners, the competition remains fierce with a tightly packed leaderboard setting the stage for an exciting final day. Ireland’s Ronan Mullarney leads at 15 under-par. Just one stroke behind is French amateur Rudy Sautron at 14 under-par, while Italy’s Matteo Cristoni holds solo third place at 12 under-par. Tied for 4^th place at 11 under-par are France’s Victor Dubuisson, Augustin Holé, and Quentin Debove, all well within reach as the tournament heads into its decisive final round.

The 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners marks a historic first as it joins forces with the Alps Tour, elevating the prestige of Continental Europe’s oldest amateur event. Held at the renowned Golf de Biarritz Le Phare, the tournament now features top amateurs and professionals from across Europe. Past champions include José María Olazábal and Jorge Campillo.

This week’s event is crucial in the Alps Tour season, offering valuable Order of Merit points with only a handful of events left. The top five by season’s end will earn 2026 HotelPlanner Tour cards, while the top six players here (including amateurs), up to ten not otherwise exempt, will gain entry to Stage 1 of the 2025 DP World Tour Qualifying School. With the Grand Final approaching, the stakes are higher than ever.

Round 2 Players’ Quotes

Ireland’s Ronan Mullarney, 29, who was tied for third place after the opening round with a 6-under-par 63, continued his strong form with a bogey-free 9-under-par 60 in today’s second round to move into the lead at the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners, with a two-day total of 15-under-par. Mullarney, earned two victories during the 2023 season, which secured him the Order of Merit title and earned the promotion to the 2024 HotelPlanner Tour. In his impressive 9-under round, he recorded seven birdies on holes 3, 4, 8, 9, 11, 13, and 16, along with an eagle on the par-5 15^th hole. “I’m delighted with how I played today,” Mullarney said. “I shot a decent score yesterday, but it wasn’t as clean as it was today. It was a little bit less of a struggle, and a few more putts dropped, so I was happy.” He credited his preparation for the performance, adding, “I studied the course a bit before I came here, and I truly believe this is a strategy golf course—it’s not very long. I was able to set my strategy ahead of time, and now I’m putting it into play as much as possible, relying on my wedges and putting.” Despite the strong finish, there was a hint of unfinished business. “It would have been nice to drop the last putt on 18, but I guess it sums up golf pretty well when you shoot 60 and still feel a bit disappointed,” Mullarney reflected. “Hopefully tomorrow I can put together something similar.”

French amateur Rudy Sautron, 19, continued his impressive form at the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners, following up his opening 7-under-par 62 with another 62 in today’s second round to sit just one stroke off the lead at 14-under-par. After opening with back-to-back birdies on holes 1 and 2, Sautron made his only bogey of the day at the 4^th hole before going on a strong run, carding birdies at holes 6, 11, 12, and 14, and holing a remarkable 50-foot eagle putt on the par-5 15^th hole to cap off his round. A standout collegiate golfer at the University of Nebraska, Sautron has earned multiple accolades, including Big Ten Men’s Golfer of the Week, and recently claimed victory at the Indian Creek Invitational, which secures him a start on the Korn Ferry Tour’s upcoming Pinnacle Bank Championship. “It went pretty well, you know. Putting was on point along with the long game,” Sautron said. “I got a good eagle on 15 today, which allowed me to be more in contention, it’s a great feeling!” Looking ahead, he added, “I’ll try to stay present and not focus on the leaderboard. Just play my game and let the birdies come.” As for his professional ambitions, Sautron shared, “I plan to turn professional in two years after I finish my degree in Nebraska. Ideally, I’d like to pursue the Korn Ferry Tour in the U.S. But no, even if I win tomorrow, I promised myself I’d complete my college degree first.” Reflecting on the round, he noted, “The eagle on 15 was definitely the highlight. But I’d say my iron game toward the end of the round was a weakness. I’ll work on being more consistent to give myself a real chance to win this tournament tomorrow.”

In solo third place with a two-day total of 12-under-par is Italy’s Matteo Cristoni,23, who fired a 6-under-par 63 in today’s second round. His scorecard included six birdies, two bogeys, and an eagle.

In a three-way tie for fourth place at 11 under-par after two rounds are former Ryder Cup player and two-time DP World Tour winner Victor Dubuisson, Alps Tour winner Augustin Holé, and fellow Frenchman Quentin Debove.

Debove delivered a remarkable bogey-free 10-under-par in today’s second round, tying the course record at Golf de Biarritz Le Phare. He carded birdies on holes 1, 3, 4, and 8, then continued his momentum on the back nine with three consecutive birdies from holes 10 to 12, followed by another three in a row from hole 14 to hole 16. “It was my first round ever that I was able to go below 60,” said Debove. “I made 10 birdies and no bogey—it’s the unofficial course record here. I’m very excited and looking forward to competing tomorrow to hopefully try and get the title.”

A total of 43 players including 12 amateurs made the cut which was set at 133 (-5).

The Final Round will begin at 7:30 a.m. local time from the 1^st hole. The Final Pairing will tee off at 10:00 a.m. local time from the 1^st hole.

Prize Fund

The prize fund will distribute € 47.500 (to professionals only) and 45,000 Order of Merit points for Alps Tour members. The winner will earn €7,600 and 6,525 Order of Merit points.

The Course

Nestled in the heart of the Basque Coast in France, Golf de Biarritz Le Phare is one of the oldest and most iconic golf courses in continental Europe. Established in 1888, the course was designed by the renowned architect Willie Dunn and offers a unique blend of tradition, elegance, and technical challenge.

Golf de Biarritz Le Phare may not be the longest course, but it demands strategic precision and mastery of the short game. Its beautifully manicured fairways wind through a rolling parkland layout, lined with century-old trees and offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. The course is defined by its undulating greens, clever bunkering, and constant coastal breezes that test players’ skill and adaptability.

Situated just minutes from the vibrant city center of Biarritz, Golf de Biarritz Le Phare seamlessly combines the charm of a historic venue with modern amenities. With over a century of competitive legacy, it continues to host prestigious tournaments and welcomes golfers from around the world in pursuit of excellence, challenge, and timeless golfing heritage.

Tournament Promoter and Sponsors

The 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners is promoted and organized by the Sports Association of the Biarritz Golf Club.

The 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners is supported by C&S Partners, GolfPlus, Banque Privée Pyrénées Gascogne, Birdie l’Agence, Afflelou, and Volvo SIPA Anglet.

Alps Tour Media Contact- Alice Barbieri: [email protected]

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25th July 2025 | Alps Tour Golf

Victor Dubuisson and Rudy Sautron (am) Lead After Round 1 at the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners.

Biarritz, July 25^th, 2025- After the opening round of the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners, the leaderboard is tightly packed. France’s Victor Dubuisson, alongside amateur Rudy Sautron, share the lead with an impressive 7 under-par,62. In a closely contested race, there is a 6-way tie for 3^rd place at 6 under-par, featuring the Netherlands’ Lars Keunen and Jerry Ji, Italy’s Matteo Cristoni, France’s Benjamin Kedochim and amateur Louka Morin, and Ireland’s Ronan Mullarney.

The 126^th edition of the Biarritz Cup marks a historic milestone, as the prestigious amateur tournament is co-sanctioned with the Alps Tour for the first time. Held at the iconic Golf de Biarritz Le Phare, it brings together leading amateurs and professionals from across Europe, enhancing its competitive stature and international appeal. Founded in 1899, the Biarritz Cup is Continental Europe’s oldest amateur event and has seen champions such as José María Olazábal and Jorge Campillo grace its fairways.

This week’s event plays a pivotal role in the Alps Tour season, with players competing not only for the tournament title but also for crucial points in the Order of Merit. The top five at the end of the 2025 season will earn their cards for the 2026 HotelPlanner Tour, while the top six players (including amateurs), up to ten not otherwise exempt, after this week’s event, will receive exemptions into Stage 1 of the 2025 DP World Tour Qualifying School. With only a few events remaining before the Alps Tour Grand Final, the pressure is mounting for those chasing a spot among the Tour’s elite.

Round 1 Player Quotes

Former Ryder Cup player and two-times DP World Tour winner, France’s Victor Dubuisson, 35, is in a share of the lead after the opening round of the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners with a 7 under-par, 62. Known for his exceptional short game and composure under pressure, Dubuisson brings valuable experience to the event. A standout in European golf, his rare appearance on the Alps Tour gives younger players a chance to compete alongside one of France’s top professionals. He carded a bogey-free round, with birdies on holes 8 and 10, followed by four consecutive birdies from hole 12 to hole 15, and ended his day with a clutch birdie putt from over 10 meters on the 18^th hole to take the lead.“It was a great day today, the course is in great condition. It’s a tricky course—quite short but very challenging. The greens aren’t easy to read,” Dubuisson said. “I started well on the first few holes, even though I missed some putts, but I stayed patient as I was hitting the ball really well. I left a few birdie putts out there, but I made two good birdies at the end, so overall I’m happy with the day.” Reflecting on his final putt, Dubuisson added, “On 18, I was between two clubs, my 52 and my wedges. The out-of-bounds is only a few meters behind the green, so I went with the shorter club, knowing I could be a maximum of 10 meters short. In the end, I was 15 meters short but made a solid birdie putt. It was a perfect putt, and with all the putts I left out there today, it was a great way to finish.”

French amateur Rudy Sautron, 19, shares the lead with Victor Dubuisson after an impressive opening round of 7-under-par 62. Sautron delivered a flawless, bogey-free performance with birdies at holes 1, 6, 10, 11, and 15, and capped off his round in spectacular fashion with an eagle on the par-4 18th. A standout collegiate player, Sautron has earned multiple honors, including Big Ten Men’s Golfer of the Week, and recently secured a win at the Indian Creek Invitational. That victory also earned him a spot in the upcoming Korn Ferry Tour’s Pinnacle Bank Championship.“I’m pretty happy about my game today—I shot a good 7 under,” said Sautron. “On this golf course, you need to hit some good shots and make some good putts, and that’s what I was able to do, especially on the back nine. I missed some short putts throughout the day, but the eagle on 18 cancelled all my misses.” Reflecting on the dramatic finish, Sautron added: “I hit a good drive on 18 and put it to 50 feet for eagle and made it, so it was an easy jump from 5 under to 7 under. It was incredible and definitely allows me to bring some good momentum into tomorrow.”

Round 1 Co-Leader at the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners, France’s Rudy Sautron (am) Photo Credits: Alps Tour Golf

In a 6-way tie for 3^rd place after the first round, all at 6 under-par, 63, are: Lars Keunen and Jerry Ji from the Netherlands; Italy’s Matteo Cristoni; Benjamin Kedochim from France, alongside his compatriot Louka Morin(amateur) and Ireland’s Ronan Mullarney.

Lars Keunen is a two-time Alps Tour winner, with titles at the 2020 Ein Bay Open and the 2023 Tenerife Pro Golf Open. Jerry Ji secured his first professional title at the 2025 Aravell Golf Andorra Open by Creand, while Italy’s Matteo Cristoni is still seeking his maiden Alps Tour victory this week. Benjamin Kedochim, the 2024 Alps Tour Order of Merit winner, earned one of the coveted 2025 HotelPlanner Tour cards. Competing this week in his hometown of Biarritz, Kedochim delivered six top-three finishes during the 2024 season, demonstrating remarkable consistency despite not claiming a win. Amateur Louka Morin, also from France, is a rising talent who made headlines in 2024 by becoming the first French player to win the Scottish Boys Open Championship—a milestone achieved just days before his 18^th birthday. Ireland’s Ronan Mullarney, meanwhile, claimed two victories during the 2023 season, which secured him the Order of Merit title and promotion to the 2024 HotelPlanner Tour.

With the race intensifying and the stakes high, all the players will face increasing pressure to make their move in Round 2 as they seek to improve their positions and contend for the title.

Format & Prize Fund

The 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners will be played as a 54 holes stroke play tournament where a cut will be made after 36 holes to the top 30 professional players and ties plus amateurs within the cut.

The prize fund will distribute € 47.500 (to professionals only) and 45,000 Order of Merit points for Alps Tour members. The winner will earn €7,600 and 6,525 Order of Merit points.

The Course

Tournament Promoter and Sponsors

The 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners is promoted and organized by the Sports Association of the Biarritz Golf Club.

The 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners is supported by C&S Partners, GolfPlus, Banque Privée Pyrénées Gascogne, Birdie l’Agence, Afflelou, and Volvo SIPA Anglet.

Round 1 Photos are available here – Please Credit: Pierre Chabot for all usage.

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22nd July 2025 | Alps Tour Golf

Welcome to the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners.

Biarritz, July 22^nd, 2025- The Alps Tour heads to Biarritz, located on France’s stunning southwestern Atlantic coast in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department, nestled in the heart of the Basque Country near the Spanish border. This week marks the 14^th tournament of the 2025 season: the Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners.

This edition is particularly special, as for the first time in its storied history, the Biarritz Cup, an elite amateur event which celebrates its 126^th edition, is co-sanctioned with the Alps Tour. Hosted at the iconic Golf de Biarritz Le Phare, the event will bring together a mix of top-tier amateurs and professional players from across Europe and beyond, further elevating its competitive prestige and international profile. With its rich legacy and scenic coastal setting, the tournament remains a cornerstone of elite golf in the region.

Founded in 1899 by England’s Stewart Clark, the Biarritz Cup holds the distinction of being Continental Europe’s oldest amateur tournament. Its historic fairways have seen the rise of many renowned champions, including José María Olazábal, Gonzalo Fernández-Castaño, Álvaro Quirós, Mike Lorenzo-Vera, and Jorge Campillo. For over a century, it has welcomed the greatest talents in European and International amateur golf.

Adding to the week’s festivities, the Volvo Pro-Am, organized by the Golf Club Association, will take place on Wednesday, July 23^rd, with a shotgun start at 1:30 p.m. local time, featuring 26 teams.

The Field

A highly competitive field is confirmed for this week’s 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners, with 120 male participants equally split between 60 top amateurs and 60 Alps Tour players. In a separate tournament, 36 amateur ladies’ players will also be competing.

All 10 players currently ranked in the Top 10 of the Alps Tour Order of Merit are set to compete in France. Spain’s Javier Barcos, the current leader, headlines the field, followed closely by Italy’s Jacopo Vecchi Fossa in second. Spain’s Alvaro Hernandez Cabezuela, ranked third, and compatriot Javier Calles Roman, in fourth, will also be in action. France’s Quentin Debove currently holds fifth position, with Italy’s Andrea Romano in sixth. Ireland’s Ronan Mullarney sits seventh, followed by Spain’s Asier Aguirre Izcue in eighth. Jerry Ji from the Netherlands and Italy’s Flavio Michetti complete the top ten in ninth and tenth, respectively.

The majority of the winners from this season will be competing in Biarritz, with the exception of Spain’s Rocco Repetto Taylor, champion of the 2025 La Cigale Golf Open, and his compatriot, Antonio Hortal, who recently won the Alps de Las Castillas. Also absent will be Switzerland’s Luca Galliano, winner of the 2025 Ein Bay Open.

This week’s tournament could prove decisive for Andrea Romano and Alvaro Hernandez Cabezuela. Both players have secured two victories so far this season, and a third win would grant them immediate category status on the HotelPlanner Tour for the remainder of the year.

Adding further prestige to this year’s Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners, former Ryder Cup player and two-time DP World Tour Winner Victor Dubuisson will be in the field. The Frenchman, renowned for his exceptional short game and composed demeanor under pressure, brings a wealth of experience to the event. A standout figure in European golf over the past decade, Dubuisson’s participation marks a rare and exciting appearance on the Alps Tour, offering younger players a unique opportunity to compete alongside one of France’s most accomplished professionals. His presence is expected to draw significant interest from both fans and media, adding to the profile of an already strong tournament lineup.

Also competing this week are the last two Alps Tour Order of Merit winners: France’s Benjamin Kedochim, who won in 2024 and earned one of the coveted 2025 Challenge Tour (now HotelPlanner Tour) cards that was up for grabs. Competing this week as a hometown player from Biarritz, Kedochim achieved six top-three finishes throughout the 2024 season, demonstrating a high level of consistency throughout his performance, despite not securing a victory in any Alps Tour event.

Ireland’s Ronan Mullarney will also be in Biarritz. He is currently 7^th in the Order of Merit rank and captured two titles during the 2023 season, which propelled him to win the ranking and secure his promotion for the 2024 HotelPlanner Tour season.

Players at this week’s event are competing not only for the tournament title, but also for valuable points in the season-long Order of Merit standings. The top five players at the conclusion of the 2025 Alps Tour season will earn one of the coveted cards granting access to the 2026 HotelPlanner Tour. In addition, the top six players, including amateurs, from the Alps Tour Order of Merit standings after this week’s event, up to 10, not otherwise exempt, will get an exemption for Stage 1 of the 2025 DP World Tour Qualifying School.

With only a handful of events remaining before the 2025 Alps Tour Grand Final, the race for the top five positions is heating up. As a result, this week’s competition carries even greater significance for the Alps Tour players hoping to secure their place among the Tour’s rising stars.

In addition to the professional players, 60 top amateurs will also be competing in Biarritz. They were able to apply if they met the following requirements: members of the French Teams for the 2025 European Team Championships Men or Boys, 10 tournament invitations including a maximum of 5 pros not otherwise exempt at the disposal of the Biarritz Cup Committee, players not otherwise eligible, ranked within the Top 1500 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking as of July 8^th 2025 and players not otherwise eligible ranked within the Top 50 in the “Merite National Amateur Messieurs” as of July 8^th 2025. Their participation brings an exciting dynamic to the event, showcasing emerging talent and offering a great opportunity for these skilled amateurs to challenge themselves against experienced professionals.

The prize fund will distribute €47,500 (for professionals only) and 45,000 Order of Merit points to Alps Tour members. The winner will earn €7,600 and 6,525 Order of Merit points.

The Course

Nestled in the heart of the Basque Coast in France, Golf de Biarritz Le Phare is one of the oldest and most iconic golf courses in continental Europe. Established in 1888, the course was designed by the renowned architect Willie Dunn and offers a unique blend of tradition, elegance, and technical challenge.

Tournament Promoter and Sponsors

The 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners is promoted and organized by the Sports Association of the Biarritz Golf Club.

The 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners is supported by C&S Partners, GolfPlus, Banque Privée Pyrénées Gascogne, Birdie l’Agence, Afflelou, and Volvo SIPA Anglet.

Alps Tour Media Contact- Alice Barbieri: [email protected]

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11th July 2025 | Alps Tour Golf

Spain’s Antonio Hortal wins the 2025 Alps de Las Castillas.

Albacete, July 11^t,h 2025- Spain’s Antonio Hortal emerged victorious at the 2025 Alps de Las Castillas, securing the title with an impressive 16-under-par total. The tournament concluded with a thrilling finish, as Hortal edged out a tightly contested leaderboard to win by a single stroke. Tied for second place at 15-under-par were Italy’s Filippo Bergamaschi and Spanish compatriots Javier Barcos and amateur Esteban Vazquez Martin. Rounding out the top five at 14-under-par were Jersey’s Josef Hacker and Italy’s Matteo Cristoni, who shared fifth place honors after strong final rounds.

The Final Round of the 2025 Alps de Las Castillas played at the beautiful, Club de Golf Las Pinaillas began at 8:00 a.m. local time from both the 1^st and 10^th hole. The final pairing began their last round at 9:17 a.m. local time from the 1^sttee. The final round was held under a mostly sunny sky and warm temperatures.

Final Round Player Quotes

Spain’s Antonio Hortal, 36, claimed the 2025 Alps de Las Castillas title after a steady week that saw him in contention from start to finish. After leading following the opening round and entering the final day in second place, Hortal closed with a 5-under-par 67 to finish the tournament at 16-under-par overall. He got off to a fast start, carding four birdies in his first five holes (1, 3, 4, and 5). Despite a bogey on the 6^th hole, he bounced back with another birdie at the 9^th hole to make the turn at 4-under. A brief stumble with back-to-back bogeys on holes 12 and 13 threatened to derail his momentum, but Hortal responded with a clutch finish, rolling in birdies on the final three holes (16, 17, and 18) to secure a hard-fought win in a tightly contested leaderboard. “It was a very solid day, my putting was really good, and I kept the same strong long game from tee to green I’ve had the whole week,” said Hortal. “I drove the ball well, which helped me set up short approaches and gave me plenty of birdie chances which I was able to take advantage.” Reflecting on his preparation and performance, he added: “The work I’m doing is paying off. My swing feels good, I’m seeing progress in the gym, and the putting is in great shape.” This marks Hortal’s first victory in the past two years. “I won a Challenge Tour event back in 2014 and another event on the PGA Spain circuit a few years ago, but it’s been two years since I last lifted a trophy. This one means a lot.” Looking ahead, Hortal plans to stay close to home. “For now, I’ll keep playing in Spain unless I can find a sponsor to support a full schedule.” He also praised the host venue: “The course was in great condition, very challenging from the tee, and the greens today were excellent. They’ve done a great job here in Albacete.” Hortal concluded by thanking those closest to him: “First of all, to my family, my wife, daughters, father, and mother, and also to my coaches. This win is for them.”

Finishing in a three-way tie for second place at 15-under-par were Italy’s Filippo Bergamaschi and Spanish players Javier Barcos and amateur Esteban Vazquez Martin. Bergamaschi delivered a standout final round of 8-under-par 64, while Barcos and Vazquez Martin each carded a solid 6 under-par, 66 to secure their spots near the top of the leaderboard.

Following the 2025 Alps de Las Castillas, Spain’s Javier Barcos is the new Order of Merit Leader with 22,517.34 points. In 2nd place, Italy’s Jacopo Vecchi Fossa with 20,631.38 points, and Spain’s Alvaro Hernandez Cabezuelarounds out the top 3 with 20,248.13 points. Spain’s Javier Calles Roman is in 4^th position with 19,081.41 points, and France’s Quentin Debove is in 5^th place with 17,206.15 points.

Final Round

Antonio Hortal, winner of the 2025 Alps de Las Castillas, earned €6,200.00.

Now, players will have a week off before returning to action at the 2025 Biarritz Cup presented by C&S Partners, scheduled to take place from July 25^th– 27^th in Biarritz, France.

Tournament Promoter

The 2025 Alps de las Castillas is promoted and organized by JGolf.

The tournament can count on the support of: the Real Federación Española de Golf, Federación Castilla La Mancha, Federacion Castilla y León, Loterías, Club de Golf Las Pinaillas, Albacete Townhall, Albacete Council, Kyocera, Mahou Solan de Cabras, Turismo Costa del Sol, Bodegas Juan Gil, Automahor, Panaderías Alejo, Api Mancha, Arte Nikel, JBK, and Miguelitos Ruiz.

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10th July 2025 | Alps Tour Golf

Matteo Cristoni Moves into the Lead Following Round 2 at the Alps de Las Castillas.

Albacete, July 10^th 2025- Italy’s Matteo Cristoni leads the field with a two-day total of 12 under-par after Round 2 of the 2025 Alps de Las Castillas. Just one stroke behind, in solo second place, Antonio Hortal from Spain with a score of 11 under-par. Ireland’s Ronan Mullarney is in solo third place at 10 under-par and will keep the pressure on the leaders heading into the final round.

Round 2 of the 2025 Alps de Las Castillas continued today at Club de Golf Las Pinaillas, with warm temperatures and sunny skies providing a picturesque backdrop as players competed to secure a strong position heading into the final round.

Players at this week’s event are competing not only for the tournament title, but also for crucial Order of Merit points, with the top five at the end of the 2025 Alps Tour season earning coveted 2026 HotelPlanner Tour cards, and the top six players, including amateurs, not otherwise exempt after the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners securing a Stage 1 exemption for the 2025 DP World Tour Qualifying School, up to a maximum of 10.

Round 2 Player Quotes

Italy’s Matteo Cristoni, 23, who was tied for 15^th place after yesterday’s opening round, surged into the lead on day two with a stunning 9-under-par 63, bringing his two-day total to 12-under. Cristoni got off to a blistering start, recording seven birdies on the front nine (holes 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 9) to go out in 29. On the back nine, he dropped a shot on the 10^th hole but quickly bounced back with a birdie on 11. A bogey followed on hole 12, but he ended his round strongly with birdies on 13, 14, and 16. Reflecting on his round, Cristoni said, “It went well, I played really solid from tee to green, leaving myself with a lot of opportunities to make birdies.” He credited his driving accuracy as a key factor on this course, adding, “I think you need to hit the driver well to be able to score here. The strategy is essential to avoid easy mistakes.” Looking ahead to the final round, he shared his approach: “I’m going to stick to my strategy and try to enjoy the round as much as possible.” Cristoni also noted a difference in playing conditions: “I feel like in the morning the ball rolls really well on the greens compared to the afternoon, so I would say that playing in the morning definitely helps.” He concluded by praising the course setup: “It’s a good layout where you can have fun playing it.”

Spain’s Antonio Hortal, 36, who led after the opening round, carded a 4-under-par 68 in today’s second round to move into 2^nd place with a two-day total of 11-under-par. He made three birdies on the front nine and added an eagle on the par-5 14^th hole, before closing with a bogey on the 18^th hole. Reflecting on the day, Hortal said,“It was the same game tee to green, but today the putter didn’t work. I was pretty solid with the driver and the irons.” Despite the late bogey, he remained positive: “It was pretty nice overall, only one bogey on 18, and that came after a flyer from the rough and a bad chip. Someone sent me that bogey to remain focused for tomorrow.” Hortal emphasized the role of course strategy and physical condition in the heat: “I’ve been hitting almost every hole with the driver, which gives me an advantage from the tee. The strategy is working, now I just need to repeat the same and make sure I keep my body temperature under control to perform well.”

Ireland’s Ronan Mullarney, 29, a two-time winner during the 2023 season, which propelled him to win the Order of Merit and secure his promotion to the HotelPlanner Tour (formerly known as the Challenge Tour) for the 2024 season, currently sits in third place after the second round of the tournament. After opening with a 2-under-par 70, Mullarney surged up the leaderboard with a bogey-free 8-under-par 64 in the second round, bringing his two-day total to 10-under. His round included birdies on holes 5, 6, 8, and 9 on the front nine, followed by four more on the back nine on holes 11, 13, 14, and 16. Reflecting on his performance, Mullarney admitted, “Up until today, I didn’t think the course really suited me. I played Q-School here last year, and it didn’t go great, but I played nicely today. The same again tomorrow would be nice.” He was particularly pleased with the clean scorecard, adding, “Overall, a good day of golf today, but what stands out the most to me is the bogey-free bit, which I like.” Known for his calm demeanor, Mullarney said, “There weren’t many highs and lows today, really, which is how I like it, to be honest.” Looking ahead to the final round, he emphasized the importance of recovery: “The main thing I’ll be focusing on is resting up for tomorrow. It’s really hot, so I’m going to get myself ready.” He also credited his early tee time as an advantage, saying, “Playing in the morning definitely helped. The front nine was really nice, and then it got really hot after that, but everyone has to deal with it.” On the course itself, Mullarney added, “It’s in excellent condition. All the courses we’ve played this year have been in great shape, which is always a bonus.”

The highlights of the day came from France’s Robin Roussel and Jersey’s Josef Hacker, who both recorded remarkable Holes-In-One during today’s second round of competition. Roussel aced the 118-meter 3^rd hole using a 48° wedge, while Hacker achieved his ace on the 152-meter 7^th hole using a 9-iron.

Final Round

A total of 44 players (40 professionals and 4 amateurs) made the cut, which was set at 140 (-4).

The Final Round will begin at 8:00 a.m. local time from the 1^st and 10^th hole. The Final Pairing will tee off at 9:17 a.m. local time from the 1^st hole.

The 2025 Alps de las Castillas winner will walk away with €6,200.00 and 6,525 Order of Merit points.

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9th July 2025 | Alps Tour Golf

Antonio Hortal Leads after the Opening Round at the Alps de Las Castillas.

Albacete, July 9^th, 2025- After the opening round of the 2025 Alps de Las Castillas, Spain’s Antonio Hortal leads the field with a superb 7-under-par 65. Italy’s Filippo Bergamaschi sits one shot back in solo second after posting a 6-under-par 66. Tied for third place at 5-under-par 67 are Spain’s Mario Galiano Aguilar and Marc Sabria, alongside Italy’s Mattia Comotti.

The first round of the 13^th event of the season commenced this morning at Club de Golf Las Pinaillas in Spain. This is the second time the tournament has visited this specific province, following its previous edition in 2021. Competitors faced sunny skies and warm temperatures as the tournament officially got underway, setting the stage for an exciting tournament.

Round 1 Player Quotes

Spain’s Antonio Hortal, 36, holds the outright lead after the opening round of the 2025 Alps de Las Castillas, carding a bogey-free 7 under-par, 65. Hortal began his round on the 10^th hole and quickly found his rhythm with birdies at the 11^thand 14^th holes. After making the turn to the front nine, he built strong momentum, adding a birdie on the 1^st hole, an eagle on the par-5 4^th, and another birdie on the 5^th hole. He capped off his impressive round with a final birdie on the 9^th hole to finish atop the leaderboard. “Today was a perfect day tee to green and some chip-ins helped me too,” Hortal said. “Maybe my putting wasn’t excellent, but it was good enough for a good round. My driving was probably the best part of the day; I was very solid and happy about it.” He highlighted a key moment at the 6^th hole, saying, “The par on hole 6 was the highlight of my round as it came at a good time and allowed me to keep my momentum going.” With high temperatures throughout the day, Hortal also noted the physical demands of the round: “Today, it was sunny, windy, and very hot here. Maintaining my body temperature was a challenge, but it was very important for me to be able to do it as it allowed me to perform at my best.” Looking ahead, he remains focused: “Tomorrow is another day, and to have a good tournament, you need to play three good rounds of golf. I’m obviously far from the cut line, so it’s an advantage heading into tomorrow, where I’m able to compete without worrying about the rest. I will continue with the same strategy as I had today, the same club selections from the tees, and hopefully put together two more good days of golf.”

Filippo Bergamaschi, 33, from Italy, whose best finish so far this season is a runner-up at the 2025 La Cigale Golf Open in Tunisia, is in second place after the first round of the tournament. He has recorded several top-5 finishes and currently sits 16^th in the Order of Merit rankings. Bergamaschi opened with a bogey-free 6 under-par, 66 to firmly place himself in contention, carding birdies on holes 2, 7, 9, 10, 12, and 14. “It was a really good round, overall, quite solid, and it’s always a nice feeling to go end the day with a bogey-free score,” he said. Despite the strong performance, he admitted that his driving was the biggest challenge.“The main struggle today was my driving. I hit a lot of shots from the rough, but I managed to keep it in play.” He relied on sharp iron play and steady putting to keep the round on track. “My irons were really solid today. I gave myself a few chances and was able to convert a few of them, on top of my putting being pretty sharp as well.” The standout moment came at the par-3, 7^th, where he hit a controlled punch shot into the wind with a 7-iron to just four feet. Looking ahead, Bergamaschi remains focused. “It’s important to stay close to the top of the leaderboard, but 54 holes is a lot of golf to be played, and this is just the first part of it,” he said. “I’ll be trying to do the same things tomorrow, focus on the strategy, and hoping to be in a better position off the tees to make my life easier.”

In a three-way tie for third place after the first round, each with a 5-under-par 67, are Spain’s Mario Galiano Aguilar andMarc Sabria, along with Italy’s Mattia Comotti. Both Galiano Aguilar and Comotti carded bogey-free rounds, while Sabria’s score included five birdies, one eagle, and two bogeys. All three players credited their strong performances to solid driving and precise tee shot placement, combined with solid putting, which allowed them to sink several clutch putts.

Players at this week’s event are competing not only for the tournament title, but also for valuable points in the season-long Order of Merit standings. The top five players at the conclusion of the 2025 Alps Tour season will earn one of the coveted cards granting access to the 2026 HotelPlanner Tour. In addition, the top six players, including amateurs, from the Alps Tour Order of Merit standings after the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners, up to 10, not otherwise exempt, will get an exemption for the Stage 1 of the 2025 DP World Tour Qualifying School.

Round 2

The second round of the tournament will commence tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. local time, with groups teeing off from both the 1^st and 10^th holes.

Once Round 2 is completed, a cut will be made to the top 40 professional players and ties, plus any amateurs who fall within the cut line. In case of a tie after 54 holes, a sudden-death play-off will determine the winner.

The players are competing for a prize fund of €42,500 and 45,000 Order of Merit points. The 2025 Alps de las Castillas winner will walk away with €6,200.00 and 6,525 Order of Merit points.

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The 2025 Alps de las Castillas is promoted and organized by JGolf.

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7th July 2025 | Alps Tour Golf

The Alps Tour remains in Spain for the 13th edition of the Alps de Las Castillas.

Albacete, July 7^th, 2025- The 2025 Alps Tour season continues its strong presence in Spain with the 13^th event of the schedule, the 2025 Alps de Las Castillas, set to tee off on Wednesday. From July 9^th to 11^th, Albacete will host top professional golfers as they compete for the coveted title at the esteemed Club de Golf Las Pinaillas. This tournament promises to showcase exceptional talent against the backdrop of one of Spain’s most challenging and picturesque courses. This is the second time the tournament has visited this specific province, following its previous edition in 2021.

On Tuesday, 8^th July, a “Tour Scramble, Par is your Friend” Pro-Am will take place with 36 teams scheduled to compete.

Players at this week’s event are competing not only for the tournament title, but also for valuable points in the season-long Order of Merit standings. The top five players at the conclusion of the 2025 Alps Tour season will earn one of the coveted cards granting access to the 2026 HotelPlanner Tour. In addition, the top six players, including amateurs, from the Alps Tour Order of Merit standings after the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners, up to 10, not otherwise exempt, will get an exemption for Stage 1 of the 2025 DP World Tour Qualifying School.

With only a handful of events remaining before the 2025 Alps Tour Grand Final, the race for the top five positions is heating up. As a result, this week’s competition at Club de Golf Las Pinaillas carries even greater significance for those hoping to secure their place among the Tour’s rising stars.

The Field

A strong field is expected this week for the 2025 Alps de Las Castillas.

All of this season’s winners are set to compete this week, except for Spain’s Rocco Repetto Taylor, who won the 2025 La Cigale Golf Open by Alps Tour in March. He went on to win the 2025 Challenge de Cádiz on the HotelPlanner Tour and has since earned playing rights on the higher-level circuit.

This week’s tournament could prove decisive for two-time season winners Andrea Romano of Italy and Spain’s Alvaro Hernandez Cabezuela. Both players have secured two victories so far this season, and a third win would grant them immediate category status on the HotelPlanner Tour for the remainder of the year.

Nine of the top 10 players in the current Order of Merit standings will be competing in this week’s event. Among them are Italy’s Jacopo Vecchi Fossa, the current leader, and Spain’s Alvaro Hernandez Cabezuela, who sits in second place. Fellow Spaniard Javier Barcos is ranked third, followed by Javier Calles Roman in fourth. Italy’s Andrea Romano currently holds fifth place. France’s Quentin Debove is ranked sixth, with Spain’s Asier Aguirre Izcue in seventh place. Ireland’s Ronan Mullarney, the 2023 Order of Merit winner, is ranked eighth, while Italy’s Flavio Michetti rounds out the group in ninth place.

Notable players who have previously won this tournament include Victor Perez, who won in 2016 and has since become a DP World Tour winner.

The 144 players scheduled to compete this week represent 15 different nationalities.

The players in the field will compete for a prize fund of €42,500 and 45,000 Order of Merit points. The 2025 Alps de las Castillas winner will walk away with €6,200.00 and 6,525 Order of Merit points.

The event will be a 54-hole stroke-play tournament, 18 holes a day event where a cut will be made after 36 holes to the top 40 professionals and ties, plus amateurs within the cut. In case of a tie after 54 holes, a sudden-death play-off will determine the winner.

The Course

Club de Golf Las Pinaillas, situated in the heart of Castile-La Mancha, near Albacete, is a distinguished 18-hole championship course designed by Severiano Ballesteros, seamlessly integrated into the Mediterranean landscape. The course presents a strategically challenging and diverse layout that tests the skills of elite golfers across every hole. Its expansive, meticulously maintained greens demand precision and tactical play, while the surrounding natural vegetation offers a tranquil yet competitive setting. Complementing the course are advanced practice facilities, including a driving range and putting greens, designed to support players’ preparation at the highest level.

The modern clubhouse features premium amenities, including a restaurant serving regional cuisine and a fully equipped pro shop, providing a comprehensive experience for competitors and officials alike. Club de Golf Las Pinaillas stands as an exceptional venue, combining sporting excellence with a serene environment ideal for professional tournament play.

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5th July 2025 | Alps Tour Golf

Andrea Romano Secures His Second Victory at 2025 Fred. Olsen Alps de La Gomera

La Gomera, July 5^th, 2025- Italy’s Andrea Romano captured the 2025 Fred. Olsen Alps de La Gomera title, marking his second professional victory in less than a month with an impressive total score of 19 under-par. Romano finished two strokes clear of a tie for second place between Spain’s Javier Barcos and Alvaro Quiros. France’s Paul Margolis secured fourth place with a three-day total of 15 under par. A four-way tie for fifth place at 13 under par included Spain’s Alvaro Hernandez Cabezuela, Jerry Ji of the Netherlands, France’s Theo Brizard, and Italy’s Gianmaria Rean Trinchero.

The Final Round of the 2025 Fred. Olsen Alps De La Gomera played at the beautiful Tecina Golf on the Island of La Gomera in the Canary Islands, Spain began at 8:30 a.m. local time, from both the 1^st and 10^th hole. The final pairing began their last round at 9:46 a.m. local time from the 1^st tee. Thanks to favorable weather conditions, players were able to challenge the final round with numerous promising scoring opportunities.

This was the 5^th edition of the 2025 Fred.Olsen Alps De La Gomera after its previous three editions, which were hosted in 2018, 2019, 2022, and 2023.

Final Round Quotes

Italy’s Andrea Romano, 25, who secured his first professional title earlier this year at the 2025 Alps de Andalucía-Roquetas de Mar, claimed his second win in less than one month at this week’s 2025 Fred. Olsen Alps de La Gomera.Taking the lead after the second round, Romano closed out the final round with an outstanding 8 under-par 63 to end the tournament with a three-day total of 19 under-par. He got off to a blazing start with three consecutive birdies from holes 1 to 3, followed by steady pars on holes 4 and 5. Romano then birdied hole 6, eagled the par-5 7^th hole, and capped the front nine with back-to-back birdies on 8 and 9 to post a remarkable 28. On the back nine, after a series of pars, he faced a bogey on the 14^th hole but bounced back with a crucial birdie on the 17^th, sealing his victory with a two-stroke margin. Romano also participated in last week’s DP World Tour Italian Open, further highlighting his rapid rise in professional golf. “I played really, really well today, especially on the front nine where I shot 8 under par without missing a single putt,” he said. Reflecting on today’s competition, Romano added, “It was a true honor for me to compete alongside Alvaro Quiros in the final round. He is a great player. I’ve known him since I was 17, when I had the chance to play a practice round with him at the Verdura Open on the DP World Tour. To be able to battle with him for the win today is something I will remember for a while.” Looking back at his recent form, Romano explained, “Playing the Italian Open last week helped me a lot because I played well, I finished, if I’m not mistaken, in the top 30, and it gave me more confidence competing out here. I know I can perform well; it’s a matter of confidence and abilities. If I can play well and have good results on the DP World Tour, it means I can do the same out here.” Concluding on a personal note, he said, “This win is for my family and mainly my mom, who has been there every step of the way. I will now enjoy it and refocus for next week.”

Spain’s Javier Barcos and Alvaro Quiros finished the week in a two-way tie for second place with a three-day total of 17 under par. In the final round, Barcos posted an impressive 8 under-par 63, while Quiros carded a 6 under-par 65.

Following the 2025 Fred. Olsen Alps de La Gomera, Italy’s Jacopo Vecchi Fossa retains his position as the Order of Merit leader with 20,631.38 points. Spain’s Alvaro Hernandez Cabezuela moves up to second place, accumulating 20,248.13 points, while fellow Spaniard Javier Barcos is in third place with 19,465.34 points. This week’s winner, Italy’s Andrea Romano, climbs eight spots to 5^th place, now with 16,950.06 points in the rankings.

Andrea Romano, winner of the 2025 Fred. Olsen Alps De La Gomera earned €6,200.00 and 6,525 points towards the Order of Merit standings.

Staying in Spain, the Alps Tour heads to the mainland as players prepare to compete from July 9^th–11^th at Club de Golf Las Pinaillas in Albacete for the 2025 Alps de Las Castillas.

Tournament Promoter and Sponsors

The 2025 Fred. Olsen Alps de La Gomera is promoted and organized by JGolf.

The 2025 Fred. Olsen Alps de La Gomera is supported by Fred. Olsen, S.A., the Real Federación Española de Golf, the Consejo Superior de Deportes as well as the Gobierno de Canarias, Promotur Turismo de Canarias, the Cabildo Insular de la Gomera, the Federación Canaria de Golf and Kyocera.

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