Ana Peláez dreams and wishes for Ashok’s victory

On the final day of the Costa del Sol Open poster in Andalusia, Spain, all the heavyweights are fully committed to the championship battle, Indian Aditi Ashok recorded a stunning final nine holes (five birdies) to register her fifth win on the Ladies European Tour. The return of the 25-year-old, who had never won on European soil, ultimately left behind golfers like Linn Grant and Celine Boutier, as well as No. Anne Van Dam in second place and Anne Van Dam in second place. Ana Peláez, third and best Spaniard. Thai Trichat Cheenglab wins the Costa del Sol competition in his first year on the circuit, while Andrea Revuelta lifted the Celia Barquín trophy as the best amateur of the event.

The wind was once again at the mercy of the wind at Malaga’s Las Brisas course, which had a nice and hot day of golf despite heading into December. The day’s sinking was completed by Australia’s Kirsten Rudgeley, the leader after 54 holes., his pulse trembled at the critical moment, and soon he saw the two shots he had started with disappear. The competition for first place is fierce, with celebrities such as Linn Grant or Ana Peláez appearing in the honorary position. The Spaniard, who performed well at home, dreamed up four birdies in the first ten holes.

Peraz wasn’t the only national team player to perform well on the final day.behind Carlota Ciganda appears and after two irregular days he is close to the head He shot a final-round 69, 3 under, and finished 12th at -9. “The feeling and the game were better than the result,” the Navarre native explained after her great year. Andrea Revuelta has once again brought good news to Spanish golf. The Madrid native, a 17-year-old amateur, would have finished the round at 2 under par if not for a double par on the No. 7 hole after getting mixed up in the sand. Bogey, things could be a lot better as – 10 (No. 7) Dream of the Week, going head-to-head with the greats of the LET and making it clear that the future is bright for the next Stanford student. “I had a fantastic time,” Andrea concluded as she accepted the Celia Barkin Trophy, which recognized her as the competition’s top fan.Ahead of Julia Lopez (-5) and Cayetana Fernandez (+2), who had the best result of this Sunday’s race.

One of the first to step down in the race for the title was French player Celine Boutier, ranked third in the world. The winner of a major championship was obviously affected by bronchitis. She also failed to finish second at the Costa del Sol race, eventually losing to front-runner Thai rookie Trichat Cheenglab. To this day, Swede Linn Grant remains the current winner of the European Tour money list, but her push for victory has also eluded her. A bogey on the 15th proved too costly for Ana Peláez, and on that hole the Malaga woman’s dreams of victory were dashed as she shot a 70. -13, Finished third and fifth in the competition.

As a result, only two candidates survived.Dutch Anne Van Dam, a two-time tournament winner and soon to be crowned the most successful woman in the event, seems to have it nailed, but Empire’s Aditi Ashok overturned a two-stroke advantage over her rival. The Indian finished the final nine holes at six under par at -17, something Van Dam couldn’t match. Ashok has been a surprise, having not won in the LET since 2017, adding two more titles to his record in 2023 (he also has five in Kenya) . What’s special is that it’s the first of its kind on European soil. “I feel like this is my first win on the track because it’s the first win in Europe”said the tournament winner at the end of the season.

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