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The German Patricia Isabel Schmidt won the Belgian Ladies Open with 205 strokes (71 68 66, -11), tournament in which the blue Clara Manzalini finished fifth with 209 (71 67 71, -7), best placement of the season after the previous 24th and 20th place.
Virginia Elena Carta also did well, finishing 24th with 214 (-2). On the other hand, Lucrezia Colombotto Rosso did not pass the cut, 94th with 150 (77 73 +6), who entered the field at the last moment as first reserve.
Patricia Isabel Schmidt, results
On the course of the Naxhelet Golf Club (Par 72), in Wanze, Belgium, Schmidt – in her first year on the LET – detached her compatriot Chiara Noja and the Spanish Maria Hernandez by two strokes, second with 207 (-9).
Fourth another German, Olivia Cowan, with 208 (-8). Patricia Isabel Schmidt, 27, from Stuttgart, got the card after a good season on the LET Access Series last year (fourth on the money list) and with a great start on the LET this year, she is currently in the top ten in the Race To Costa del Sol (order of merit).
After graduating from high school, the young German golfer moved to Savannah, Georgia to Armstrong State University to study physics and play on the varsity golf team. Back in Germany, she started studying mechanical engineering at the University of Stuttgart, which she completed in 2020.
Since then she has devoted all her energies to golf. For her a check for 45,000 euros on a prize pool of 300,000. Excellent performance by the Lombard Clara Manzalini who with three laps under her par was up to the end in the fight for her first title.
Good comeback also by Virginia Elena Carta who with a final round in 69 (-3) recovered 14 positions. The Rules of Golf are a set of standard rules and procedures by which the sport of golf should be played. They are jointly written and maintained by the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St.
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