Swiss Ladies Open: Chiara Tamburlini Claims historic 2nd Place, Kim Métraux and Axelle Martin Shine

In a thrilling display of skill and determination, Chiara Tamburlini secured a historic 2nd place finish at the Swiss Ladies Open, held in Holzhäusern (Zug). The Swiss sensation, hailing from Saint-Gall, endured a challenging final day but managed to battle her way to the forefront of the European Tour.

Tamburlini’s Impressive Performance

• Shot rounds of 70, 68, and 67 strokes (-8) to tie for 2nd place
• Only beaten by the defending champion, Alice Hewson
• “Very happy with my performance,” said Tamburlini, reflecting on her outstanding achievement

Swiss Hopefuls Rise to the Occasion

In addition to Tamburlini’s impressive feat, two more Swiss golfers made waves:

• Kim Métraux, from the canton of Vaud, finished five under par and secured a commendable 17th place.
• Axelle Martin, a Friborg-based amateur, also finished five under par, mirroring Métraux’s achievement.

Winner Takes All

The coveted winner’s title and the €300,000 prize went to Alice Hewson, the English golfer who secured her second consecutive Swiss Ladies Open victory. Hewson’s final round card of -13 was more than enough to fend off her competition.

“I’m very happy with my performance.”
– Chiara Tamburlini

Looking Ahead

Swiss golf fans can only hope that Tamburlini, Métraux, and Martin carry their momentum from the Swiss Ladies Open into future challenges, both domestically and internationally.

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