French Amateur Championship Heads to 36-Hole Final: Carlier and Van Hauwe Set Stage for Showdown

Cannes-Mougins, France – Following a weekend of intense competition at the Golf & Country Club de Cannes-Mougins, the French amateur championship gentlemen has narrowed to a thrilling 36-hole final. Arthur Carlier and Aaron Van Hauwe will face off for the prestigious Jacques Léglise Trophy, a testament to their skill and determination.

Quarter-Final Highlights

The morning session of the quarter-finals delivered a solid performance from the tournament’s favorites.

“It was a challenging day, but I’m pleased to have advanced to the semi-finals,” Hugo Brandt said after his victory over Alexandre Templer, a match that went down to the 18th hole.

However, Brandt’s hard-fought win was not the only dramatic moment. Rafael Bobo-Lloret showcased his impressive game, defeating Alexandre El Khomri with a decisive 4 & 3 score. “I felt in control from the start,” Bobo-Lloret remarked. Van Hauwe, meanwhile, overcame a strong challenge from Jules the Burrows, claiming the second semi-final spot with a 3 & 2 victory.

Semi-Final Showdowns

The semi-finals proved to be equally compelling. Carlier’s emergence was notably dominant, securing a 3 & 2 victory over Sacha Courouise in a match decided on the last green after losing holes n° 16 and 17. “I kept my composure under pressure, which proved crucial,” Carlier stated.

Van Hauwe successfully avenged his clubmate’s earlier success, defeating the Burrows 3 & 2. The resulting clash with Bobo-Lloret proved another tight affair, seeing Van Hauwe secure the win.

The Final: A Familiar Face-Off

Looking ahead to the final, the match between Carlier and Van Hauwe promises a captivating duel. “We’ve spent a considerable amount of time together at the French Boys team and the Performance Center at Golf National,” stated organizers. “This familiarity will undoubtedly add an extra layer of intensity to their contest.”

FAQ

• When will the final take place? The final will be played over 36 holes.
• Who are the finalists? Arthur Carlier and Aaron Van Hauwe.
• What trophy is at stake? The Jacques Léglise Trophy.

Pro Tip: Keep an eye on the greens – they’ve been playing fast all weekend!

Did you know? Carlier and Van Hauwe both represent Golf National, showcasing the rising talent pool within French golf.

With two talented players set to battle it out for the Jacques Léglise Trophy, the final promises a thrilling spectacle for spectators and golf enthusiasts alike. Be sure to tune in to witness this exciting clash of skills!

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