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99th New Year's Invitational

January 2nd-4th, 2025

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The New Year’s Invitational

Featuring outstanding players from around the world. Past winners include Masters champion Bob Goalby, FedEx champion Brandt Snedeker, PGA Tour winners Gary Koch and JB Holmes, European Tour winner Sam Horsfield and US Amateur champions Buddy Alexander and Peter Uihlein.

2025 Tournament Overview

The 99th New Year’s Invitational will be held January 2-4, 2025

Wednesday | Registration and Practice Thursday | Round 1 Friday | Round 2 Saturday | Round 3 and presentation

Rich in History

The New Year’s Invitational has been played at St Petersburg Country Club every year since 1927. Its original format was match play, changing to stroke play in 1956.

St. Petersburg Country Club

St. Petersburg Country Club’s course opened for play in 1924. Its architect was Herbert Strong, a golf professional who had arrived in the US from his native England in 1905.

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Amazing Experiences

Our history spans 97 years. Our list of past champions includes several PGA pros. The tournament history is impressive, and so is the field.

Some New Year’s traditions stand the test of time. St. Petersburg Country Club’s New Year’s Invitational Golf tournament is one of them.

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There’s several tour players who have played here and won and gone on to bigger and better things, so I think the mystique of that, it has a long and cherished history. And it’s a great field.

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There is a lot of competition, this tournament has morphed into a young man’s game as a lot of tournaments do, there’s still a good amount of competition with the seniors.

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2021 alps tour qualifying school, first and final stages return to italy.

September 6 th , 2021 – New venues and old venues, too. After last year’s edition and thanks to the precious support of the Italian Golf Federation in the year when the tour celebrates its 20 th anniversary, and the hospitality granted by all the venues involved, the Alps Tour Qualifying School will be hosted again in Italy , in November .

The tournament that decides who is going to have access to our Tour in the 2022 Season and become the next rising golf stars will take place on three different courses in three different areas of the country for the First Stage , and has been confirmed near Rome, on two adjacent courses , for the Final Stage . With the Qualifying School, the Alps Tour confirms its goal of “ Raising Golf Stars ” – the tagline created with the new logo for the 20 years of life of the tour – and opens the door to the future stellar careers of its most talented members.

The First Stage is scheduled on November 4 th and 5 th over 36 holes on three courses and a maximum of 78 players per course: Golf Club Le Fonti , 36 km from Bologna airport; Miglianico Golf & Country Club , the traditional venue for seven edition of the Abruzzo Open, 250 km from Rome Fiumicino airport and 18 km from Pescara airport; and Acaya Golf Club , venue for the 2021 Alps Tour Spring Series, 68 km from Brindisi airport and 16 km from Lecce, one of the most beautiful cities in the South of Italy.

The Alps Tour Qualifying School is open to male professionals belonging to a PGA or a recognised golf federation, and male amateurs with max hcp of 2,0. When applying for the tournament, the player must choose the venue (Le Fonti, or Miglianico, or Acaya) where he would like to play. The entry fee is 700 € and includes both First and Final stages and the yardage books.

The Final Stage – with a total of 144 admitted players – will then take place on November 10 th – 12 th over 54 holes on two venues North of Rome, like last year, with two rounds alternated on Terre dei Consoli Golf Club , a Robert Trent Jones jr design , and on Golf Nazionale , a Jim and George Fazio Design, with the last round on Golf Nazionale , the challenging and beautiful golf course owned by the Italian Golf Federation inaugurated with the World Cup back in 1991, and recently renovated.

The Final Stage is open to the players who qualified after the First Stage and to the exempt players – as the Alps Tour members ranked in the 2021 Order of Merit but not admitted to the Grand Final, or players who took part in the 2021 European Boys/Men Team Championships.

The Top 35 ranked players at the end of the Final Stage will obtain a full category (cat. 6) to play the 2022 Alps Tour events.

The entry deadline for both stages is October 13 th .

For all info and entry forms – click here .

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Qualifying School for the 2025 Season – Entries are now open

For the fifth year, thanks to the hospitality granted by all the involved venues, the  2024 Alps Tour Qualifying School  for the  2025 season  will retake place in  November  in  Italy .

The  Alps Tour Qualifying School  is open to male professional golfers, and male amateur golfers with a max handicap of 2,0.  A valid handicap certificate must accompany all applications.

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 tournament that will grant playing status for our Tour during the  2025 season  will be conducted in  two stages :

The  First Qualifying Stage , which will be disputed over 36 holes on 3 different golf courses, is scheduled for  November 7 th  and 8 th .

–       Golf Club Le Fonti , 35 km from Bologna airport

–       Golf del Ducato Parma (La Rocca) , 105 km from Bologna airport

–       Conero Golf Club , 30 km from Ancona airport and 320 km from Rome airport

When applying for the tournament, any non-exempt player must choose the venue ( Golf Club Le Fonti ,  Golf del Ducato Parma La Rocca , or  Conero Golf Club ) where he would like to play.

The  Final Stage  is open to the players who qualified after the First Stage and to the exempt players – as the Alps Tour members ranked in the 2024 Order of Merit but not admitted to the Grand Final, or players who took part in the 2024 European Boys/Men Team Championships –  for the full list of exemptions, please read the tournament info here .

Players who paid their 2024 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.

The  Final Stage  will take place from  November 13 th  until November 15 th   over  54 holes  at two venues North of Rome, Italy.

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

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

The  Top 35 ranked players and ties  at the conclusion of the 54 holes at the  Final Stage   of Qualifying School  will obtain a full playing category (category 6) to play in the  2025 Alps Tour  tournaments.

The  entry deadline  for both stages (First and Final) is  October 21 st ( except for players admitted to DPW Tour Qualifying School-Second Stage 2024 – exemption category G: entries close November 5 th )

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, make sure you have the latest version of the app (5.3.14) or update it, then check if you are logged in and go to “Schedule” and “Q-School”.

–      If you don’t have an Alps Tour account, please see the graphics at the following link: https://alpstourgolf.com/q-school .

Spain’s Albert Boneta (am) wins the 2024 Alps de Las Castillas.

Final Round Player Quotes Spanish amateur  Albert Boneta , 22, who has been in the lead since the opening round of the tournament, comes out on top to earn the  2024 Alps de Las Castillas  title. He followed his incredible opening round of 12 under-par, 60, with a 6 under-par, 66 in yesterday’s round 2, and today he shot a 7 under-par, 65 to conclude the tournament with a three-day total of 25 under-par.  Boneta,  in today’s final round, made 1 eagle, 7 birdies, and 2 bogeys. His opening round tied the tournament course record set at  Golf Lerma . He recently graduated in Finance and Psychology at  New Mexico University  and plans to turn professional later this year. After his win,  Boneta  was very emotional but happy:  “It was an unexpected win, I played last week’s tournament, the  Alps de Andalucía  and learned a lot and that helped me a lot this week I must say. I’m very happy; it’s the beginning of my life as a professional player, and that’s always been my dream. There is no way better to start than with a win amongst the professionals. I was quite relaxed from the beginning of the tournament, and then I had a big advantage because I started very well, so I was not nervous, I must say.”  He added that:  “I was very calm from the beginning of the tournament. I knew my game was good, and I was very relaxed the entire time. The best thing has been the putting, it’s what I’ve been working on the most lately, and it’s been phenomenal. It’s what has helped me to win because in the end, to make minus 25, no matter how well you hit the ball, you must make quite a few putts.” Boneta  wants to  “dedicate this win to my parents. They have supported me and have always been with me from the start. They came as they wanted to watch me play today, so this win is for them.” Winning this tournament has a big meaning for Boneta : “shows me that I am able to compete amongst the professionals, and this week allowed me to secure my card for next year, so it’s great.”

Austria’s  Maximilian Steinlechner ,24, winner of the  2024 Gösser Open,  shot a final round of 8 under-par, 64 to conclude the tournament in 2 nd  place with a three-day total of 22 under-par. He made 4 birdies on the front nine holes, and once he made the turn, he made 2 birdies and 1 eagle to conclude the tournament.

After the  2024 Alps de Las Castillas , the  Alps Tour Order of Merit  rank has  Benjamin Kedochim  from France still in the lead with 21,016.65 points . Brandon Kewalramani  from the United States of America remains in 2 nd  place with 17,885.81 points. Italy’s  Edoardo R Lipparelli  is in 3 rd  place with 15,646.50 points.  Théo Boulet  from France is in 4 th  place with 15,531.75 points, and  Aymeric Laussot  from France rounds out the top 5 with 14,438.25 points.

The  Alps Tour   players now have a few weeks off before the next scheduled event which gets underway from September 5 th -7 th  at  UGolf Longwy International  in France for the inaugural  202 4   Longwy Alps Open. 

Tournament Promoter The  2024 Alps de Las Castillas  is promoted and organized by  JGolf.

The  2024 Alps de Las Castillas  can count on the support of: the  Real Federación Española de Golf ,  Loterías y Apuestas del Estado,   Federación de Golf de Castilla-León, Federación de Golf de Castilla-La Mancha,   Consejo Superior de Deportes, Kyocera, Mahou San Miguel, Solán de Cabras,  Cillar de Silos  and  Hotel Ceres .

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Amateur Albert Boneta from Spain remains in the lead after Round 2 at the 2024 Alps de Las Castillas.

Round 2 Player Quotes Spain’s  Albert Boneta  (am), 22, concludes his round 2 of the  2024 Alps de Las Castillas  in the lead by 1 stroke. He shot a 6 under-par, 66 in today’s round 2 making 7 birdies and 1 bogey for a two-day total of 18 under-par. In yesterday’s opening round, he shot an incredible 12 under-par, 60 which tied the tournament course record set at  Golf Lerma . He recently graduated in Finance and Psychology at  New Mexico University  and plans to turn professional later this year. After his round,  Boneta  was satisfied even though:  “I’m tired, it’s been such a long day, but I’ve played well all day. I was able to avoid getting in trouble and suffer much and I managed to hole some very good putts.”  He added that he believes the  “key to my round was on the first hole. I hit a nice tee shot to green but bounced to the bunker, then to green, and I holed it for the first birdie of the round, so that was a good start which allowed me to not be nervous. I must say I wasn’t nervous at all, I just kept playing my game.”   Boneta  also mentioned that this is only his 3 rd  time competing in a professional tournament  and “of course, I will be nervous. It will be the first time that I tee off in the final round as a leader. I will just do my best and enjoy the day.”   Boneta  plans on “ turning professional later this summer after competing in some amateur events I want to take part in.” 

Amateur  Nathan Legrendre,  22, from France, is only 1 stroke from the 2 nd  round lead after day two at the  2024 Alps de Las Castillas . He followed his unbelievable opening round of 12 under-par, 60 with a 5 under-par, 67 in today’s round 2 for a two-day total of 17 under-par. Today, he began his day on hole 10, where he went on to make 1 birdie and 1 bogey. Once he made the turn to the course’s front nine holes,  Legendre  went on to make 5 birdies which 3 in a row to end his round. Thanks to yesterday’s incredible round of 12 under-par, 60,  Legendre  now holds the tournament course record at  Golf Lerma.  After his 2 nd  round,  Legendre  was very pleased even though:  “The first nine holes I didn’t play very well, I made a lot of mistakes unfortunately. However, on my back nine, I was able to play much more like I did yesterday. My game was more solid, and it was obviously seen in my score. I must admit that I was a bit nervous at the beginning of the round, but it eased off throughout the day.”  Legendre  is still competing as an amateur this week and is playing on turning professional later this summer. He decided to remain amateur until now, “ to have the possibility to be selected by the French National Team to compete in the  European Team Championships  that are being played this week in Italy. I guess now I can say in the end that it was a good thing that I wasn’t picked.”   He added that:  “It’s hard to guess what the winning score will be, I think it could get very low. Tomorrow, I plan on staying as close to the lead as possible from the beginning until the end of the round, and we will see what happens.” 

Final Round

A total of 54 players made the cut which was set at 140 (-4).

The Final Round of the  2024 Alps de Las Castillas  will begin at 8:30 a.m. local time from the 1 st  and 10 th  hole.  The Final Pairing will tee off at 9.58 a.m. local time from the 1 st  hole. In case of a tie after 54 holes, a sudden-death play-off will determine the winner.

The winner of the  2024 Alps de Las Castillas  will earn the winner’s check of €5,800.00 and 6,525 Order of Merit points.

Tournament Promoter

The  2024 Alps de las Castillas  is promoted and organized by  JGolf.

The  2024 Alps de las Castillas  can count on the support of: the  Real Federación Española de Golf ,  Loterías y Apuestas del Estado,   Federación de Golf de Castilla-León, Federación de Golf de Castiila-La Mancha,   Consejo Superior de Deportes, Kyocera, Mahou San Miguel  and  Solán de Cabras.  

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Nathan Legendre and Albert Boneta share the lead with a 12 under-par after Round 1 in Spain.

Round 1 Player Quotes French amateur,  Nathan Legendre , 22, is in a share of the lead after the opening round of the  2024 Alps de Las Castillas  with an unbelievable round of 12 under-par, 60. He made 3 eagles, 7 birdies, and 1 bogey during today’s first round.  Legendre  was on a 59 watch with three holes to play but nevertheless had a strong finish to today’s round by making a birdie on the 17 th  hole and an eagle on the 18 th  hole.  Legendre  has some good finishes so far this season, including a 3 rd  place finish at the  2024 Open International de La Mirabelle d’Or . With today’s amazing 12 under-par, 60,  Legendre  now holds the tournament course record at  Golf de Lerma,  which was previously set at 8 under-par. After his fabulous round,  Legendre  was ecstatic:  “Today was an incredible round where I drove the ball and putted very well. I made almost no mistakes whatsoever and played the easy holes very well.”  He added that he’s been playing well lately and found that the main difference in score comes from a  “change of putter that occurred in mid-May. My putting has improved a lot in the last 2 months, and that’s how my scores have significantly improved.”  Legendre  also took the time to comment about this week’s host,  Golf de Lerma ,  “The course is quite short this week, which allows us to have lots of opportunities for birdies. The course is, however, in very good condition, the greens roll very well, and trust me, it’s a pleasure to be able to putt on fast greens this week.”    Legendre  is still competing as an amateur, but:  “This should be my last tournament. I’m preparing to turn professional this summer.”  When asked to describe today’s round with a word, he responded:  “accomplishment.”

Amateur  Albert Boneta , 22, from Spain, co-leads alongside  Legendre  after the opening round of the  2024 Alps de Las Castillas  with another unbelievable opening round of 12 under-par, 60. He recently graduated in Finance and Psychology at  New Mexico University  and plans to turn professional later this year. In his first round,  Boneta  made 2 eagles, 10 birdies, and 2 bogeys. He is continuing his good performance as he concluded last week’s event tied for 5 th place.  After his amazing first-round,  Boneta  commented on how today, he obviously played well but was  “extremely satisfied  on how great I putted great on the back 9, I did not get in trouble at all today and holed everything.”  He also explained how he found: “ This week’s course to be wide from the tee so it is easy not to get in trouble. There are courses that I just get more connected with, and this is one of those. I like how the ball rolls on the greens, and I found it easy to read them.”  Boneta  also talked about his he had a rough start, he was “ +1 after the first 3 holes and then I was able to make a 4 meters putt on the 4 th  hole and that changed my momentum for the rest of the round. Overall, I must say that I’m playing well lately, I didn’t make any significant changes in my game, just a lot of practice especially on my putting.” 

Spain’s Albert Boneta (am), Round 1 co-leader at the 2024 Alps de Las Castillas. Photo Credit: JGolf 18.0

The competitors in this week’s event are battling it out for an overall prize fund of €40.000 and 45,000 Order of Merit points. The  2024 Alps de Las Castillas  winner will walk away with €5,800.00 and 6,525 Order of Merit points.

Round 2 The second round of the  2024 Alps de Las Castillas  will begin again at 8:30 am local time from the 1 st  and 10 th  hole.

Once Round 2 is completed, a cut will be made to the top 40 players and ties, who will then compete in the Final Round on July 13 th . In case of a tie after 54 holes, a sudden-death play-off will determine the winner.

The Alps Tour remains in Spain for the 2024 Alps de Las Castillas.

Llerma, July 9 th , 2024-  The  2024   Alps Tour  season continues in Spain as the 12 th  event of the season, the  Alps de Las Castillas,  gets underway on Thursday. The 144 players in the field will compete for the title from July 11 th  until July 13 th  at  Golf de Lerma  in Llerma, Burgos. The  2024 Alps de Las Castillas  will be back at  Golf de Lerma,  eight years after the fabulous 2016 edition that was disputed at this week’s venue.

The official Tour Scramble, with the best two balls pro-am, will take place on July 10th. Thirty teams will participate.

The players are competing to earn a spot in the top 5 Order of Merit rank, which, at the end of the season, will give them access to the 2025 Challenge Tour . The countdown has already begun, and the fight for the top 5 places is more fought than ever this week, as there are only a handful of events left before the 2024 Alps Tour Grand Final.

A strong field is expected this week for the  2024 Alps de Las Castillas.  

Our current Order of Merit leader, France’s  Benjamin Kedochim , has yet to win this season. He has earned six top 10s that include two 2 nd  place finishes as well as two 3 rd  place finishes. He will be present in this week’s field as he is looking to earn his first title to consolidate his leadership.

This week’s tournament, the  2024 Alps de Las Castillas,  could be a decisive week for the winners of our last tournaments, respectfully our two, two-time season winners,  Brandon Kewalramani  from the United States and France’s  Théo Boulet . Both players earned 2 wins respectfully, and capturing a third one, would allow them to earn immediate category on the  Challenge Tour  without having to capture one of the 5 coveted cards that is up for grabs at the end of the season.

All of this season’s winners will be present this week except for Spanish amateur  Jose Antonio Sintes Navarro,  winner of the  2024 Red Sea Little Venice Open,  and France’s  Antoine Auboin,  winner of the  2024 Lacanau Alps Open .

Notable players have previously won the  Alps de Las Castillas,  including  Victor Perez  in 2016. He is now a  DP World Tour  winner.

The 144 players scheduled to compete this week represent 14 different nationalities.

The players in the field will compete for a prize fund of €40,000 and 45,000 Order of Merit points. The  2024 Alps de Andalucía  winner will receive €5,800.00 and 6,525 Order of Merit points.

The  2024 Alps de Andalucía  will be a 54-hole stroke-play, an 18-hole-a-day event where a cut will be made after 36 holes to the top 40 players and ties. In case of a tie after 54 holes, a sudden-death play-off will determine the winner.

To view the most up-to-date entry list, Click Here .

Golf de Lerma , located about 200 km north of the city of Madrid, was built in 1992 on a former hunting estate of 220 hectares named  The Andaya  by Spanish architect  José Gancedo . Having worked his considerable golfing magic on other courses like  Costa Dorada  in 1982,  Canyamel  in 1987, and  Monte Mayor  in 1989, he completed the design of the charming  Lerma layout in 1992.

The  Golf de Lerma  combines within its 18 holes the grand simplicity of the Castilian nature and the fun complexity of the game of golf. The architect made good use of the natural terrain to design 18 holes in total sympathy with its surroundings. The fairways are wide, bunkers are intelligently positioned, and greens are sensibly proportioned with relatively flat putting surfaces.

This parkland course is sheltered on many holes as it is bounded by a forest to the north and south of the property. However, water plays a part on the front nine, with ponds between the fairways on holes 2 and 8 and in front of the greens on holes 7 and 9. On the back nine, a stream meanders across the 10th, 11th, and 15th fairways before it forms a pond that must be carried in front of the short par four, 18th hole, which is a great closing hole.

Brandon Kewalramani is back in the winner’s circle at the 2024 Alps de Andalucía.

Final Round Player Quotes

Brandon Kewalramani , 25, from the United States of America, wins his 2 nd   Alps Tour  title of the season at the  2024 Alps de Andalucía . He moved into the lead after yesterday’s round 2, and today, he shot a 3 under-par, 67 to conclude the tournament with a three-day total of 12 under-par. In his final round, he made 3 birdies on the front nine and then 2 more birdies and 2 bogeys on the back nine. This is his 1 st  year competing on the  Alps Tour,  and he won back in May the  2024 Alps de Roquetas de Mar,  which was disputed only about 145 km from this week’s venue. After capturing his second win,  Kewalramani  joked:  “I guess I can say I performed well both weeks because of the beautiful weather, but no, honestly, I noticed a lot of similarities in the greens both this week and at the other venue. The greens very were grainy, but I found them to be rolling very true. I knew if I was confident and trusted my lines, I could make them. It was just a week where I felt very confident overall. All aspects of my game were very solid and with this win, it’s a great way to end the week.”  He’s excited to keep competing in next week’s event:  “I will definitely be in the field next week, and I’m excited to compete again here in Spain.”  With today’s win,  Kewalramani  earned 2 titles this season, and if he were to win another event during the 2024 season, he would gain immediate playing status into the  Challenge Tour ,  “To be honest, I always knew that if you earned 3 wins in the same season on the same tour, you would be promoted to the next tour. I never really thought about it, but now that I earned 2 wins, I’m sure it’ll be crossing my mind, but I will try not to have that affect my game. I’m a player who really tries to stay in my own world out there, my own little bubble, and today, for example, I didn’t know exactly where I stood on the 18th tee. I knew I was close but didn’t know if I had a few strokes lead, if I was tied for the lead, or if I was behind. I will try to keep playing my own game, stay in my own world, and add it up at the end.”  Kewalramani  was able to share this win with: “ My girlfriend was where with me this week and I’m very happy to share this win with her. In my previous win, my mom was there, so I was able to share it with her. However, I want to however dedicate this win to my dad. He’s my best friend and is always there, sharing advice and knowledge with me through the good and bad times. Unfortunately, he’s not able to travel with me to events due to work, but I must say that I thought about him during today’s round, and I knew he was following me online.”  He added that he learned a valuable lesson to take away from this week,  “If I trust myself and let myself play, my best golf will come out.” Robert Moran , 24, from Ireland shot a final round of 6 under-par, 64 to conclude the tournament in 2 nd  place only 1 stroke from the winning score with a three-day total of 11 under-par. He made 5 birdies and 1 bogey on the opening front nine and then made 3 more bridies and 1 bogey to close out his round.

After the  2024 Alps de Andalucía,  the  Alps Tour Order of Merit  sees France’s  Benjamin Kedochim  remaining in the lead with 20,196.75 points. This week’s winner,  Brandon Kewalramani  from the United States, moves into 2 nd  place with 17,426.81 points. Another two-time winner this season, Théo Boulet from France, is now in 3rd place with 15,531.75 points.

Final Round 

Brandon Kewalramani , winner of the  2024 Alps de Andalucía,  earned the winner’s check of €5,800.00 and 6,525 Order of Merit points.

The  Alps Tour  remains in Spain for the next scheduled event. The 2024 Alps de Las Castillas will take place from July 11th until 13th at Golf Lerma, Burgos, Spain.

The  2024 Alps de Andalucía  is promoted and organized by  JGolf.

The  2024 Alps de Andalucía  can count on the support of: the  Royal Spanish Golf Federation , the  Royal Andalusian Golf Federation , the  Consejo Superior de Deportes ,  Loterías y Apuestas   del Estado,   Kyocera ,  Mahou San Miguel  and  Solan de Cabras . ­­

Two players are tied for the lead after Round 2 at the 2024 Alps de Andalucía.

Pilar de Jaravia, July 4 th , 2024-  After two rounds of the  2024 Alps de Andalucía, Brandon Kewalramani  from the United States and  Flavio Michetti from Italy are leading with a two-day total of 9 under-par. In a two-way tie for 3 rd  place at 6 under-par: Spain’s  Manuel Morugan  and  Adam Brady  from Australia. There is a three-way tie for 5 th  place at 5 under-par with:  Robert Moran  from Ireland, France’s  Nicolas Muller,  and Spain’s  Ruben Lafuente Montesa .

It was another beautiful day at  Aguilón Golf , located in Pilar de Jaravia, Pulpi, Almería, Spain, for the 2 nd  round of the  2024 Alps de Andalucía . Play began at 8:00 a.m. local time from the 1 st  and 10 th  hole allowing the players to take advantage of perfect weather and scoring conditions. This year, we are celebrating the 12 th  edition of the tournament.

Round 2 Review 

The winner of the  2024 Alps de Roquetas de Mar , from the United States,  Brandon Kewalramani , 25, moves into a tie for the lead alongside the tournament’s first-round leader,  Flavio Michetti  from Italy. This is his 1st year competing on the Alps Tour , and he is looking to continue his solid performance.  Kewalramani  followed his opening round of 3 under-par, 67 with a 6 under-par, 64 in today’s second round for a two-day total of 9 under-par. In today’s round 2, he made 5 birdies and 1 bogey on the front nine holes and then added 1 eagle, 1 birdie, and 1 bogey on the back nine. After his fabulous 6 under-par round,  Kewalramani  commented:  “Today was obviously great, the wind had died down this morning so I was able to hit a few shots closer but to be honest my scoring didn’t come until the back nine holes. I find the greens to be rolling really pure, so I knew if I could give myself chances, I could make them. I chipped in on hole 16, which was my 7th hole of the day, which was a huge positive momentum swing. After that, I gave myself chances, and the putts started to drop.”  Kewalramani  won the  2024 Alps de Roquetas de Mar  only about 145 km from this week’s venue,  “It’s beautiful around here, the weather is awesome, the food is great, and I really enjoy it here. That puts me in a good mood to compete.  Aguilón Golf  is cool, the design is very interesting. I’m glad we were able to play here, I was told it’s the first time that the  Alps Tour  comes here, but it’s a great course. It’s a fun and interesting course. I really want to thank the course and superintendents for allowing us to compete on a golf course in such great shape.”  Having a chance to earn his 2 nd  title tomorrow, he wants to:  “stay in my own world out there. I want to keep my head down, one shot at a time, and add it up at the end. Once I do that, I’ll see where that puts me.” 

Flavio Michetti , 20, from Italy, remains in the lead alongside  Kewalramani  after the conclusion of round 2 at the  2024 Alps de Andalucía  with a two-day total of 9 under par. Today, he shot a 3 under-par, 67, making 4 birdies and 1 bogey.  Michetti  has been performing well since the beginning of the season and is looking to earn his first  Alps Tour  title. Last week,  Michetti  had the opportunity to compete in the  Italian Open,  and he treasures the learning opportunity he had. After he concluded his round 2, Michetti commented: “Today I had a good start, but, on my front nine, I wasn’t able to convert any birdie putts.  Also, on hole 9, I made a three-putt from about 4 meters, so it was slightly frustrating. Once I began the back-nine, I missed some short birdie putts, however towards the end of the back-nine I hit some really good approach shots and that allowed me to end my round with a 3 under-par score. Overall, it was a day that my putter let me down a bit.”   He added that he found  Aguilón Golf  to be  “in very good conditions again, we began the day with barely any wind, and as the round went on, the wind picked up.”   Looking ahead to tomorrow’s final round,  Michetti “doesn’t have any expectations, I don’t want to get ahead of myself. I will think about a shot at a time and see what will happen after the round if it’ll be enough.” 

In a 2-way tie for 3 rd  place after two rounds at the  2024 Alps de Andalucía,  a past winner on the  Alps Tour,  Spain’s  Manuel Morugan ,33. He followed his even par, 70 opening round with a 6 under-par, 64 in today’s round 2 for a two-day total of 6 under-par. In his second round, he made 1 eagle, 6 birdies, and 2 bogeys.  Morugan  knew it was:  “a matter of time that before I had a decent round together, it’s been a bad year so far for me but doing this well today, I think I’ve put the bad times behind me. Today I played very solid from tee to green with no mistakes. The course is one of the best that we are playing on the  Alps Tour . It is in perfect conditions; the greens are difficult because of the type of grass, but that is also a challenge that we must learn.” 

Alongside  Morugan  in the 2-way tie for 3 rd  place with a two-day total of 6 under-par,  Adam Brady  from Australia. He shot a 1 under-par, 69 in the opening round, and today, he shot a 5 under-par, 65 with 1 eagle, 5 birdies, and 2 bogeys.

During today’s round 2, Spain’s  Mario Galiano Aguilar  shot an incredible 7 under-par, 63 which is now the new course record at  Aguilón Golf.

A total of 49 players made the cut which was set at 141 (+1).

The Final Round of the  2024 Alps de Andalucía  will begin at 8:00 a.m. local time from the 1 st  and 10 th  hole.  The Final Pairing will tee off at 9:28 a.m. local time from the 1 st  hole. In case of a tie after 54 holes, a sudden-death play-off will determine the winner.

The  2024 Alps de Andalucía  Winner will walk away with €5,800.00 and 6,525 Order of Merit points.

Italy’s Flavio Michetti leads after Round 1 at the 2024 Alps de Andalucía.

Round 1 Review Italy’s  Flavio Michetti , 20, shot a 6 under-par, 64 in the first round of the  2024 Alps de Andalucía  to find himself in the lead by 1 stroke. In today’s opening round, he made a total of 1 eagle, 6 birdies and 2 bogeys. Once he ended his first round, Michetti explained how today, “I played well today from the beginning, I must say, even if I missed a short but on my 2nd hole of the day and made a bogey on the 4th hole.  From the 5 th  hole onwards, I did a little reset and I managed to make a lot of birdies. I was -3 after 9 holes. On the back nine, I kept the same momentum going and was able to end my day at -6. It’s a shame that on hole 6, my ball ended up right next to a palm tree, and I made a bogey. Today was a positive day, my putting was exceptional. I made nearly every putt under 3 meters after missing that putt on hole 2.”  Last week,  Michetti  competed in the  Italian Open  and he: “Learned a lot,  having the opportunity to play a  DP World Tour  event is always special. I competed last week during the Italian Open, and I must say my long game improved a lot, but last week was truly a wonderful experience, and I definitely learned a lot.” Ruben Lafuente Montesa , 23, from Spain shot a 5-under-par, 65 in the 1 st  round of the  2024 Alps de Andalucía  to be in a 2-way tie for 2 nd  place alongside France’s  Maxime Legros . During today’s round, he teed off on hole 10 where he went on to make 5 birdies, once he made the turn to the front-nine holes, his back-nine, he made 2 more birdies and 2 bogeys.  Lafuente Montesa’s  best finish so far this season comes from last week’s event, the  2024 Aravell Golf Andorra Open by Creand,  where he concluded the event tied for 5 th  place with a three-day score of 10 under par. After his round 2,  Lafuente Montesa  talked about how:  “I played well on the front 9, I was able to take advantage especially of the par 3s and 4s. My tee shots were very good today, I made very few mistakes. Overall, It was a good round where I had everything pretty much under control.”   Lafuente Montesa  added that he:  “turned professional only a month ago and it’s going well, I ended up 5 th  in Andorra last week and it’s a great start. I was able to receive these invitations from winning on the Faldo Tour and I’m very proud of it.”   He found  Aguilón Golf  to be in:  “great conditions, though I thought it wouldn’t fit my game, apparently, I was wrong as it has. There are holes where you must put the ball in the right position and others where you can risk, and it has worked out well for me today.” France’s  Maxime Legros , 22,  is in the 2-way tie for 2 nd  place alongside  Lafuente Montesa  after the first round of the  2024 Alps de Andalucía.  He shot an opening round with 1 eagle, 5 birdies, and 1 double bogey for a 5 under-par, 65. After his round  Legros  commented:  “I’m happy with the way I’ve played today. I started with a double bogey on my first hole so I’m even happier with the way I’ve bounced back from it! Also, the course is great this week! It might be the best course we’ve played this year so far, I believe. It’s in great shape and will reward good shots!”  Legros  also explained how he strongly believes that:  “finding fairways will set you up for birdie opportunities this week. The greens are very grainy as well, so we must be aware of it when reading putts.” Spanish amateur,  Albert Boneta , 22, concluded his first round of the  2024 Alps de Andalucía  with a 4 under-par, 66 and finds himself in a 2-way tie for 4 th  place. He made 3 birdies on the front nine holes, and then once he made the turn, he made 3 more birdies and 2 bogeys to conclude his day. He recently graduated in Finance and Psychology at New Mexico University and plans to turn professional later this year. After his round, he happily commented:  “I played really solid today, I reached many greens and played very well overall. I had chances in almost every hole today, and I took advantage of the par 5s. I also played well on the par 3s too. It was a good day overall, and I look forward to the next two rounds.” Alvaro Hernandez Cabezuela,  27, from Spain, is also in the 2-way tie for 4 th  place alongside  Boneta  after the opening round of the  2024 Alps de Andalucía  with a first-round score of 4 under-par, 66. In today’s opening round, he made 5 birdies and 1 bogey.  Hernandez Cabezuela  has earned various good finishes over the years but is looking to break through and earn his 1 st  win on the  Alps Tour . After his round,  Hernandez Cabezuela  commented that he’s:  “very happy, I am playing well lately but for some reason, never on the first round. Let’s see if starting so well could turn out in this being my week. I have good feelings on the course, it has positively surprised me.” The highlight of the day belongs to Italy’s  Elia Dallanegra,  who made a fabulous hole-in-one on the Par 3, hole 12 from 133 meters.

The players in the field are competing for an overall prize fund of €40,000 and 45,000 Order of Merit points. The  2024 Alps de Andalucía  Winner will walk away with €5,800.00 and 6,525 Order of Merit points.

The  2024 Alps de Andalucía  will be a 54-hole stroke-play, an 18-hole-a-day event where a cut will be made after 36 holes to the top 40 players and ties. In case of a tie after 54 holes, a sudden-death play-off will determine the winner of the  2024 Alps de Andalucía .

The Alps Tour heads to the South of Spain for the 11th event of the season.

Pilar de Jaravia, July 2 nd  2024-  The  Alps Tour  heads back to the south of Spain, for the 11 th  tournament of the 2024 season, the 12 th  edition of the  Alps de Andalucía . It is one of the most emblematic events on our schedule. The tournament will be held from Wednesday, July 3rd, until Friday, July 5th, at  Aguilón Golf , located in Pilar de Jaravia, Pulpi, Almería.

On July 2nd, with a shotgun start at 9:00 a.m. local time, the official Tour Scramble, with the best two balls pro-am, will take place. Twenty-two teams will participate.

A couple of past winners of this event have now become DP World Tour players. This includes Ireland’s Gary Hurley , who won the 2022 edition. The most recent winner of the tournament, which was disputed at Isla Canela in 2023, was Spain’s own  Jose Manuel Pardo Benitez .

The Field A strong field is expected this week for the  2024 Alps de Andalucía .

This season’s winner: France’s  Aymeric Laussot , Italy’s  Edoardo R Lipparelli ,  Gianmaria Rean Trinchero ,  Mattia Comotti ,  Brandon Kewalramani  from the United States of America, and the most recent, a back-to-back winner this season  Théo Boulet  from France will be in the field competing this week to try and earn the 12 th  edition of the  2024 Alps de Andalucía .

Current Order of Merit leader France’s  Benjamin Kedochim , who has yet to win this season, has earned 6 top 10s, including a 2 nd  place finish at last week’s  2024 Aravell Golf Andorra Open by Creand . This week he will be looking for his first win as well as trying to consolidate his position as the Order of Merit leader.

Among the players scheduled to compete,  Jacopo Vecchi Fossa,  will also be present. He captured multiple wins on the  Alps Tour  over the years, as well as earning the  2021 Alps Tour Order of Merit  title, which allowed him to gain status on the  Challenge Tour

Among the 144 in the field this week, there are 16 different nationalities represented.

The 144 players in the field will compete for an overall prize fund of €40,000 and 45,000 Order of Merit points. The  2024 Alps de Andalucía  winner will walk away with €5,800.00 and 6,525 Order of Merit points.

The players are eagerly competing to earn a spot in the top 5 of the Order of Merit rank, which, at the end of the season, will give them access to the 2025 Challenge Tour .

The  2024 Alps de Andalucía  will be a 54-hole stroke-play event where a cut will be made after 36 holes to the top 40 players and ties. In case of a tie after 54 holes, a sudden-death play-off will determine the winner.

The Course Aguilón Golf , located in Pilar de Jaravia, Almería, Spain, is recognized as one of the “Top 100 golf courses.” It is a masterpiece designed by Stirling & Martin Arquitectos and nestled in the picturesque northeast of Almeria. This impressive 18-hole, par 70 golf course boasts outstanding quality, with more than 100 bunkers, strategically located fast greens, and a multitude of lakes. Its challenging and spectacular design, created using the natural gullies of the terrain, offers marvelous views of the surrounding area.

Aguilón Golf , whose holes have various levels of difficulty, is at the foot of the beautiful Sierra del Aguilón mountains and has a challenging and spectacular design created using the natural gullies of the terrain where you can enjoy marvelous views of the Bays of Pulpí and Águilas.

Tournament Promoter The  2024 Alps de Andalucía  is promoted and organized by  JGolf.

Théo Boulet wins his second tournament of the season at the 2024 Aravell Golf Andorra Open by Creand

Aravell, June 29 th , 2024-  France’s  Théo Boulet  wins back-to-back with this week’s title at the  2024 Aravell Golf Andorra Open by Creand .  Benjamin Kedochim  from France concluded the tournament in 2nd place with a three-day score of 13 under-par. Tied for 3rd place at 11 under-par Italy’s  Edoard Giletta  and France’s  Paul Margolis .

This year we celebrated the 3 rd  edition of the tournament, which was established to celebrate the 25 th  Anniversary of the host golf club,  Aravell Golf & Country Club.

The Final Round of the  2024 Aravell Golf Andorra Open by Creand , played at  Aravell Golf & Country Club,  which is located near Aravell, Lleida, Spain, began from holes 1 and 10 at 8:00 a.m. local time. At 8:29 a.m. local time, play was suspended due to thunderstorms in the area. The tournament director,  Mr. Alessandro Pia , resumed play at 10:15 a.m. after a 1 hour and 46 minutes delay. Unfortunately, at 10:41 a.m. local time, play had to be suspended again as there was more lightning in the area. At 12:45 p.m., after a 2 hour and 4 minutes delay, the final round resumed, and players were able to complete their last round.

Final Round Player Quotes France’s  Théo Boulet , 21, captures his second professional win in back-to-back events during this week’s  2024 Aravell Golf Andorra Open by Creand. He shot a final round of 4 under-par,67, making 3 birdies and 1 bogey on the front nine holes, and then he made 2 more birdies on the back nine.  Boulet  earned his 1 st  professional win at the  2024 Open International de la Mirabelle d’Or . After his win,  Boulet  was ecstatic:  “It’s unbelievable, to be able to win back-to-back events, it’s amazing. You know, it’s always been the goal to be able to win, but to be able to win 2 events in a row is something very rare. It doesn’t happen often on a professional level. I’m very happy, it shows that the work I’m doing is paying off.”   It was a long day for the players competing during the final round due to the weather delays, and he explained how:  “During the delay, I played cards with my friends and had a good laugh with them. However, as soon as we were told that we would be restarting, I returned to my bubble and focused on having a good warm-up and round. Now that I think about it, I think that the delay allowed me to think about something else and take some of the stress away.” Now that he’s won two events, Boulet said, “Nothing is going to change. I’m going to keep working like I’ve been doing, and hopefully, the season will continue on a positive note.  Obviously, the ultimate goal remains the same, which is to move up to the Challenge Tour, and winning two tournaments puts me in a good position, however, the season isn’t over, so I must keep focused.”   Boulet  takes away a valuable lesson from this week’s tournament,  “even though I didn’t hit it great, I learned to play with what I had. It was a big mental improvement for me. This win is for everyone around me, my sponsors who support me as none of this would be possible without them, my coaches for all the work we’ve doing, my family and my parents who support me from far as they cannot travel with me as they work. Now I will enjoy this win and then focus on the next tournament.” Benjamin Kedochim , 29, from France, concluded the tournament in 2 nd  place with a three-day total of 13 under-par. He shot a final round of 4 under-par, 67 making 2 eagles, 3 birdies and 3 bogeys. The tournament ends with a two-way tie for 3rd place with a total score of 11 under par Italy’s  Edoardo Giletta  and France’s  Paul Margolis .

The highlight of the day belongs to Spain’s  Alvaro Hernandez Cabezuela,  who made a fabulous hole-in-one on the par 3, 17 th  hole from 146 meters with a 50° wedge.

After the  2024 Aravell Golf Andorra Open by Creand , the 10 th  tournament of the season, France’s  Benjamin Kedochim  remains the  Alps Tour Order of Merit  rank leader. This week’s winner, Théo Boulet from France, moves into 2nd place, and Italy’s Edoardo R Lipparelli is now in 3rd place.  Enrico Di Nitto  from Italy stays in 4 th  place and France’s  Aymeric Laussot  moved into 5 th  place.

Final Round Théo Boulet, winner of the 2024 Aravell Golf Andorra Open by Creand, earned the winner’s check of €5,800.00 and 6,525 Order of Merit points.

The next event on the schedule is set for next week, from July 3 rd – 5 th,  as players will compete in the  2024 Alps de Andalucía , at  Aguilon Golf  in Almeria, Spain.

The  2024 Aravell Golf Andorra Open by Creand  is promoted by former  DP World Tour  winner, Spain’s  José Manuel Lara .

The economic promoter of the tournament is  Aravell Golf & Country Club  and the title sponsorship of this week’s event belongs to  Creand,  which was previously named  Crèdit Andorrà .

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