Austria is a beautiful country. Fenchman Bruno-Teva Lecuona claimed there his second victory in 18 months. " I should now learn to speak german !".
Consistent and with a good feeling during the week, the native from the south west of France did stay patient and played a great golf. He shot 64 to win with 2 strokes clear from Austrian Roland Steiner.
"It was really a good day, on the back nine, I made 6 birdies. Ihave been working all year long to get some results and I often missed something but when every shot of the game is good, we just have to enjoy it."
Lecuona entered the TOP 5 of the order of merit and Steiner claimed the first place.
Agathe Séron
Jérôme Forestier (c) Agathe Séron
Scharding Baroque Open, Day 2 7/28/2007 5:37:45 PM
Nice weather in the morning for frenchman, Jérôme Forestier. Once again, a new course record has been signed today. He played 64 calm and smooth, with no bogey.
"I have been hitting the ball quite well for 3 or 4 weeks now. I am 13th in the Alps Tour Ranking and I never won. I have played 2 play off, I hope the third trial will be the one...".
Spanish, Miguel Angel Duque Moral is sharing the leading today. Third man, austrian Roland Steiner, always in good position this season. He is one stroke behind 49 players mad the cut at + 1.
Miguel Angel Duque-Moral (c) Heinz Moser
SCHARDING BAROQUE OPEN 1st round 7/27/2007 7:29:46 PM
Last year course record of 66 has already been bettered in the 1st round with a fabulous 65 (-6) by the 23 years old Spaniard Miguel-Angel Duque-Moral from Madrid. Second place (-4) is shared by international crew : Austrian Roland Steiner, the two Frenchmen Bruno-Teva Lecuona and Charles Russo and the italian Gregory Molteni. The projected cut is PAR. Strong competition is expected for the second round !
