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The golfer Abraham Ancer was proclaimed champion of the PIF Saudi International tournament, on the Asian circuit in which LIV players are competing
SAUDI ARABIA — The Mexican golfer Abraham Ancer champion of the tournament was proclaimed PIF Saudi Internationalan event on the Asian circuit in which LIV players are competing.
Ancer finished this Sunday with a card of 261 strokes to sign a -19 under par, while the American Cameron Youngwho came out two shots behind in the last round, being the only one who could challenge the Mexican for victory, finished with two more shots, for a total of 263.
The third position went to the Australian Lucas Herbet with 265 hits, four the winner.
Ancer played solid off the tee through all four rounds and his short game and putting did not let him down during the tournament at the Royal Greens Golf and Country Club in Saudi Arabia.
The Turk’ he had 63 shots in his first round last Thursday, then had a 66 on Friday and led the way on Saturday with a 64 for a final day score of 193.
Finally, this Sunday there was nothing left to owe and he showed the conditions he has to fight this year in the 2023 LIV season, which will open his campaign in the mythical field the chameleonlocated in Mayakoba in the Riviera Maya of Mexico.
On the part of Latinos and Spaniards, the Chilean Pear Myth was sixth with -12, the Chilean Joaquín Niemann also finished tenth (-10), the Spanish Sergio García was twenty-eighth (-6), the Colombian Sebastián Muñoz finished in 42nd place (-4) and the Spanish David Puig in the place 53 (-2).
It should be noted that this is the fifth time that this tournament has been held, which is part of the Asian Golf Tour and joins the efforts that Saudi Arabia has to bring the best golfers in the world to their country and bring it closer to their community.
