KLM Open, Paratore's comeback, is second

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In Holland, Renato Paratore was among the protagonists of the second round of the KLM Open. In Cromvoirt, in the DP World Tour tournament, the Roman with a partial of 68 (-4) out of a total of 136 (68 68, -8), recovered from 12th to 2nd position.

Halfway through the race, the blue is two strokes away from the top still occupied by the Spaniard Jorge Campillo, leader with 134 (63 71, -10).

KLM Open, results

At the Bernardus Golf (par 72), Paratore scored six birdies, including three in a row in the last holes played.

Starting from hole 10, he perhaps paid excessively for two bogeys on 2 and 3. Best Italian, precedes the New Zealander Daniel Hillier in the standings, 3rd with 137 (-7) ahead of the English Marcus Armitage, the Swedish Marcus Kinhult and the Spaniards Adrian Otaegui and Alejandro Del Rey, all 4th with 138 (-6 ).

As for the other blues, Edoardo Molinari slipped from 12th to 29th position with 142 (-2). Good reaction for Filippo Celli, who overcomes the cut going up from 120th to 41st place with 143 (-1), after a round in 68 (-4) shots with five birdies and a bogey.

Nothing doing, however, for Guido Migliozzi. The bad moment of the Vicenza continues. Only 151 ⁄ with 157 (+13), he was out. With him, among the most awaited big names in the competition, which is giving away 2,000,000 dollars, Victor Perez also left the scene.

Winner in 2022, he greeted the tournament with a score of 148 (+4) strokes. Cromvoirt is a village located in the Dutch municipality of Vught, in the province of North Brabant. On January 1, 2017, the village had 825 inhabitants.

North Brabant or North Brabant (Noord-Brabant in Dutch; Noord-Braobant in Brabant) is the third largest province of the Netherlands, located in their southern part. It covers an area of 5,082.06 km2 of which 4,905.46 km2 is land.

Neighboring the Dutch provinces of Limburg, Gelderland, South Holland and Zeeland, as well as the Belgian provinces of Antwerp and Limburg, it has important cities such as 's-Hertogenbosch, its capital, Eindhoven, Tilburg, Breda , Oss, Helmond, Waalwijk, Oosterhout, Berg-op-Zoom and Rosendael.

These cities play an important role in the development of Dutch industry and are thus in the metropolis of Brabantse Stedenrij, comparable in all proportions to the Randstad or the Ruhr (Germany). However, unlike the Randstad, which spans four provinces in the west of the Netherlands, only towns within the province itself make up this association. The Brabantse Stedenrij has more than 2 million inhabitants, which is almost the entire population of the province.