American golf player Alexa Pano praised her nineteenth birthday celebration by beating Gabriella Cowley of Britain on the third opening of a season finisher to win the ISPS Handa World Invitational on Sunday, while Daniel Brown enveloped up a five-shot triumph by the men’s occasion.
Pano shot a 6-under 66 in the last round on the Galgorm course for a three-way attach with Cowley (70) and Germany’s Esther Henseleit (69) on 8-under sums of 281 in the competition that is co-endorsed by the European men’s visit and the LPGA Visit.
Cowley drove after the third round however required a falcon on the eighteenth to make the season finisher, where Henseleit was killed on the principal additional opening.
Cowley then missed a three-foot birdie putt for the success on the subsequent season finisher opening, and Pano took full benefit by making a birdie when the players got back to the standard five eighteenth for a third time frame.
“I’ve kind of been saying that I really wanted to win this event because it’s on my birthday,” Pano said. “It feels so surreal that it’s happened.”
Earthy colored’s triumph in the men’s occasion was significantly more direct as the Brit drove from the very beginning and shut with a 69 for a 15-under all out of 266, five shots clear of countryman Alex Fitzpatrick.
The 28-year-old began the day with a six-shot lead which was momentarily sliced to only two strokes before three birdies in the four openings ensured his most memorable vocation triumph.
“It’s amazing,” Brown said. “I could never have dreamed this up over the past however many years. I don’t think it’s sunk in.”
The competition was organized at the parkland Galgorm Palace Golf Club and the connections at Castlerock Golf Club. Each man’s and ladies’ player played one round at every setting over the initial two days, before all the activity occurred at Galgorm for the last two rounds.