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We look forward to seeing everyone back on the greens in 2024 for another exciting golf season!

Giovanni Manzoni wins the 2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage

Rome, November 17 th  2023  – Italy’s twenty-four-year-old  Giovanni Manzoni  wins the  2023 Alps Tour Q-School Final Stage with a three-day score of 10 under-par. In 2 nd  place with a total score of 8 under-par, English amateur  Mason Essam . In 3 rd place at 6 under-par Ireland’s  Robert Moran (am) . In 4 th place at 5 under-par Scotland’s Craig Ross.   There is a 3-way tie for 5 th at 4 under-par that includes: French amateur Maxime Mathey , Italy’s Adalberto Montini,  and  Luca Memeo (am).

The final round of the  2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage  began at 8:00 am from the 1 st  and 10 th  hole at  Golf Nazionale  in Northern Rome. The leaders teed off at 10:12 am from the 1 st  tee. After yesterday’s 36 holes cut, 74 players (45 pros and 29 amateurs) were able to qualify for today’s final round, where they competed to earn their  2024 Alps Tour  playing card. It was a beautiful day with clear skies and beautiful sunshine, which allowed the players to take advantage of favorable scoring opportunities.

English amateur  Mason Essam,  who was in the lead since the beginning of the event, concludes the tournament in 2 nd  place with a three-day total of 8 under-par. He is 24 years old and represents  Dartford Golf Club .  Essam  qualified to compete in this week’s event after finishing 6 th  at the Stage 1 Qualifier held at  Terre dei Consoli Golf Club . After his round,  Essam  explained that he plans on  “definitely turning professional now, I did what I came here to do, which is nice. However, when you’re in contention, you want to win, so a bit hard feeling for that, but overall, I played well today and just didn’t hole enough putts. Clearly, Giovanni played really well, so can’t complain.”  He added that during this off-season, he will  “keep seeing my new coach, who I just started working with, and trying to make a steady progression and get my head down in February to try to get a win early on.”  Essam  went on to comment that he found:  “The wind was completely the opposite today compared to yesterday. I played much better today compared to yesterday, so I can’t really say whether it was easier or not, but I definitely think so of the harder holes played fairer today, and the easier holes played normal.”

In 3 rd  place at 6 under-par Irish amateur  Robert Moran. In 4 th place at 5 under-par Scotland’s Craig Ross.   There is a 3-way tie for 5 th at 4 under-par that includes: French amateur Maxime Mathey , Italy’s Adalberto Montini,  and  Luca Memeo (am).

The  2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage  draws the 2023 season to a close. Now players are able to enjoy their winter break until the new  Alps Tour  season will begin in mid-February 2024 in Egypt in the hopes of another successful golf season with the next #risinggolfstars?.

The  Alps Tour  wishes everyone a great holiday season, and we look forward to seeing everyone in 2024!

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Two Amateurs co-lead after Round 2 at the 2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage

A chillier but beautiful sunny day was the backdrop of today’s second round of the  2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage . The 156 players are competing to earn their  2024 Alps Tour Playing Cards  on two different courses:  Golf Nazionale , Par 71, and  Olgiata Golf Club , Par 73. The players switched between the two golf courses compared to yesterday’s round. Round 2 Player Quotes

Italy’s  Luca Cavalli  (am), 18 years old, who was in a tie for 3 rd  place at 4 under-par yesterday, concluded his 2 nd  round of the  2023 Alps Tour Q-School Final Stage  with a two-day total of 7 under-par. Today, he competed at  Golf Nazionale,  where he made 4 birdies and 1 bogey. He is in a share of the lead heading into tomorrow’s final round of the  2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage . Once he concluded his 3-under-par 2 nd  round,  Cavalli  commented:  “I played well again today, however, I can say that I found  Golf Nazionale  to be more tiring both physically and mentally. Overall though, I am very pleased with how both days went everything worked well in my game, and the work I did is paying off.”  As he is competing as an amateur, he’s  “not planning on turning pro right away as I still need to graduate from high school so I will see how I rank and go from there. If I earn playing status this week, I will play as an amateur at first and then, by July or August, decide what is best for me to do.” 

Round 2 Co-Leader at the 2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage, England’s Mason Essam(am). Photo Credit: Alps Tour Golf / Federico Capretti  

Alongside  Memeo  in the two-way tie for 3 rd  place at 6 under-par Irish amateur  Robert Moran . He played at  Olgiata Golf Club today and shot a 4 under-par with 4 birdies, 2 bogeys, and 1 eagle.

A total of 74 players (45 pros and 29 amateurs) made the cut which was set at +5 (149).

Final Round

The top 65 players and ties gained access into tomorrow’s final round, which will be played at  Golf Nazionale . The tee times will begin again at 8:00 am local time from the 1 st  and 10 th  hole. The final pairing will tee off at 10:12 am local time from the 1 st  hole.

For tomorrow’s final round, it is forecasted to be a sunny day with temperatures that will reach around 17°C and Northwestern winds at approximately 12-25km/h.

At the conclusion of tomorrow’s final round, the top 35 players and ties ranked according to score, will be eligible to receive Category 6 membership for the  2024 Alps Tour Season . The rest of the players who will make the cut, and finish between the 36 th  and 65 th  position will be eligible to receive Category 8 membership for next year’s season. The remaining players who compete in this Final Stage and conclude the tournament between the 66 th  and 156 th  position will be eligible to receive membership in Category 9.

Amateur Mason Essam leads after Round 1 at the 2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage.

Rome, November 15 th  2023  – English amateur  Mason Essam  leads with an 8 under-par, 65 at the end of the 1 st  round at the  2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage . Another amateur, Italy’s  Luca Memeo,  is in 2 nd  place at 5 under par. There is an Italian trio in a 3-way tie for 3 rd  place with a Round 1 score of 4 under-par that includes:  Filippo Bergamaschi ,  Adalberto Montini,  and amateur  Luca Cavalli.

An overcast morning with a comfortable temperature in Northern Rome, welcomed the 156 players who began their quest to earn one of the  2024 Alps Tour  playing cards that is up for grabs. For the first two rounds, the players are split between  Golf Nazionale  (Par 71) and  Olgiata Golf Club  (Par 73) and will play one round on each course.

Round 1 Player Quotes

Twenty-four-year-old, English amateur  Mason Essam,  who currently represents  Dartford Golf Club , leads after Round 1 at the  2023 Alps Tour Q-School Final Stage . He shot an opening round at  Olgiata Golf Club  of 8 under-par, 65 today with 1 eagle, 7 birdies, and 1 bogey. He qualified for this week’s  Final Stage of Q-School  after concluding tied for 6 th  place last week at the Stage 1 event held at  Terre dei Consoli Golf Club . After he signed for his 8 under-par, he proudly commented,  “I played lovely today, I was able to manage my misses well, and had a good game plan I committed to. My game has been improving recently, and my goal for the day was to stick to my plan and play with freedom and confidence. My expectations for the week are to finish with a full card on the  Alps Tour  for next season, and this has been a great start for sure, I’m grateful for the opportunity.”  He will turn professional  “if I am able to accomplish my goals this week to earn a card.”

Luca Memeo  (am), from Italy, 18 years old, who currently represents  Royal Park I Roveri , finds himself in 2 nd  place after the 1 st  round of the  2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage . He shot a bogey-free first round making 1 eagle and 3 birdies at  Olgiata Golf Club .  After the round,  Memeo  explained how he  “hit nearly every green in regulation and put together a bogey-free round. I was able to hit the majority of the fairways, too, which allowed me the opportunity to go for the pins. I don’t have any real expectations this week, I’m trying to do the best I can in every shot and every round and gain some experience. Today was definitely an ideal start.”  As he is playing as an amateur, he added that he  “plans to turn pro at the end of next year.”

Italy’s  Filippo Bergamaschi,  who represents  Villa Paradiso Golf Club,  is the 1 st  player in the three-way tie for 3 rd  place after his opening round of 4 under-par, 67 at  Golf Nazionale . He began his round with a bogey on his opening hole, the 10 th  of the golf course, and then from there on, he made 5 birdies. When he finished his round, he commented:  “My putting today was exceptional today. I struggled slightly off the tee today, a little more than I expected, but overall, I’m pleased, it puts me in a good position with two rounds left to be played. ” When asked about his preference between the two host golf clubs this week, he added:  “I personally prefer  Golf Nazionale  compared to  Olgiata Golf Club , I like it more. I think it suits my game a bit better, I enjoy it more as I’m able to hit a variety of shots, and I’ve played it more, so have more experience on it.” 

Alongside  Bergamaschi  in the three-way tie for 3 rd  place at 4 under-par, there is:  Adalberto Montini  and amateur  Luca Cavalli.  Both players competed during today’s 1 st  round at  Olgiata Golf Club .

At the conclusion of the 54 holes, the top 35 players and ties ranked according to score, will be eligible to receive Category 6 membership for the  2024 Alps Tour Season . The rest of the players who will make the cut, and finish between the 36 th  and 65 th  position will be eligible to receive Category 8 membership. The remaining players who compete in this Final Stage and conclude the tournament between the 66 th  and 156 th  position will be eligible to receive membership in Category 9.

For tomorrow’s Round 2, players will be alternating golf courses between  Golf Nazionale  and  Olgiata Golf Club . Play will begin again at 8:00 am from the 1 st  and 10 th  hole at each golf course.

After tomorrow’s round, a cut will be made to the top 65 players and ties who will compete in the final round of the tournament that will played at  Golf Nazionale .

Welcome to Rome, host of the 2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage!

Rome, November 13 th,  2023  – The final hunt to capture a  2024 Alps Tour  playing category gets underway on Wednesday when the  2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage  begins. It is a very anticipated week for the competitors as they will battle it out in Northern Rome, Italy, from November 15 th – 17 th  to earn their 2024 Alps Tour card.

A full field of 156 players representing 17 different nations, will be competing at this year’s 54 holes Final Stage. 79 players were already exempt into the field, while the remaining 77 players qualified through the three Stage 1 events that were held last week at  Miglianico G.C. ,  Terre dei Consoli G.C.,  and  G.C. Le Fonti .

The exempt players from the  1 st  stage  and automatically eligible to participate in the  Final Stage  are: all of the players ranked in the  2023 Alps Tour Order of Merit  who weren’t in the field at the  2023 Alps Tour Grand Final presented by AURALIS , all of the past winners of the  Alps Tour Order of Merit , the winners of the past three editions of the  Alps Tour Qualifying School , the leading 10 European Amateur players in the  World Amateur Golf Ranking  as of October 17 th  and players who competed at the  2023 World Amateur Team Championship  and/or the  2023 European Boys/Men Team Championships and/or the  2023 Walker Cup .

For the first two rounds, the 156 competitors will be alternating between  Golf Nazionale  and  Olgiata Golf Club . The final round will be played at  Golf Nazionale .

The format of the tournament is a 54-holes stroke play, 18 holes a day. After 36 holes, a cut will be made to the top 65 players and ties who will compete in the final round.

At the conclusion of the 54 holes, the top 35 players and ties ranked according to score, will be eligible to receive Category 6 membership for the  2024 Alps Tour Season .

The remainder of the players who made the cut, and finished between the 36 th  and 65 th  position will be eligible to receive Category 8 membership for next year’s season. The remaining players who conclude the tournament between the 66 th  and 156 th  position will be eligible for membership in Category 9 for  the 2024 Alps Tour Season .

The most recent winner of the  Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage  tournament is Netherland’s  Lars Van der Vight,  who won the event last year with a three-day score of 11 under-par.

For the most up-to-date entry list,  click here.

The Golf Courses

Olgiata Golf Club  is the first venue that will host this week’s  2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage . It is home to 27 holes of golf: the West Course and the East Course. This week the players will be competing on the West Course, which is a 6547-meters, par 73 golf course. It was inaugurated in 1961 and designed by British Architect,  C.Kenneth Cotton . The West Course is the older of the two and is an 18-hole course. Prestigious events like the  Italian Open  have been played numerous times on this course. This is the second time that an  Alps Tour  event will be played on the West Course. In 2012, it was completely redesigned by American Architect  Jim Fazio  to adapt it to new requirements. The current course record for the “West Course” is held by  Ian Poulte r and  Angel Cabrera  with a score of 11 under-par (61). Both players achieved the course record during the  2002 Italian Open .

Golf Nazionale , the second venue that is hosting this week’s  2023 Alps Tour Q-School Final Stage , is a 6482 meters par 72 course. It is considered one of the toughest and most challenging golf courses in Italy, as well as being recognized as one of the toughest courses in Europe. It was designed by  George and Jim Fazio,  and  David Mezzacane , and has hosted numerous prestigious events over the years, including the  1991 World Cup  and most recently the  2023 Junior Ryder Cup .  Golf Nazionale  is set in the natural landscape of upper Lazio with dense forests full of ancient oaks. It is a very technical but fun golf course for all types of players.

The  Alps Tour  wishes all of the competing #risinggolfstars a successful week!

The top 28 players from Terre dei Consoli GC are promoted into the 2023 Q-School Finals.

Italy, November 11 th  2023 – At 8:30 am local time this morning, the 1 st  Stage Qualifier held at  Terre dei Consoli Golf Club was resumed after it was suspended yesterday at 5:20 pm local time due to darkness. A total of 71 players were competing to earn one of the 28 spots that were up for grabs which would allow them to earn a spot in the  2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Finals .

The Q-School Finals will take place at  Golf Nazionale  and  Olgiata Golf Club  in Northern Rome from November 15 th -17 th . The best-ranked players at the conclusion of next week’s event can earn playing status for the 2024 season on the  Alps Tour .

Stage 1 Qualifier at  Terre dei Consoli Golf Club

Round 1 leader, Scotland’s  John Paterson , alongside Spanish amateur  Jaime Jaume Julve  concluded the  Stage 1 Qualifier played at  Terre dei Consoli Golf Club  in a two-way tie for 1 st  place with a two-day total of 6 under-par (138). Only one stroke back, a three-way tie for 3 rd  place with: England’s  Charlie Thornton , France’s  Romain Lanteri,  and Spain’s  Mario Garcia Garoz .

At the conclusion of the final round, the top-ranked 28 players in the overall leaderboard qualified for the  2023 Alps Tour Q-School Finals  that will be played in Northern Rome next week.

As there was a tie for the last available spot and the 3 alternates, a playoff occurred to determine who would qualify. After the playoff, Spain’s  Manuel Ballesteros  earned the last available spot in the  2023 Alps Tour Q-School Finals  field. The three alternates are: France’s  Gregoire Luck,  who is the 1 st  alternate,  Pierre Rabassa  from France is the 4 th  alternate and Netherland’s  Charles Weis  is the 7 th  alternate.

G.C. Le Fonti and Miglianico G.& C.C. promote the top qualifiers into the 2023 Q-School Finals.

Italy, November 10 th,  2023 – A total of 193 players were competing at  Golf Club Le Fonti ,  Miglianico Golf & Country Club, and   Terre dei Consoli Golf Club  to earn access into next week’s  2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Finals.   The players concluded their Stage 1 Qualifier today, where the top 21 players from  Miglianico G.&C.C.  and the top 28 players from  G.C. Le Fonti  were promoted into the  2023 Q-School Finals .

The Stage 1 Qualifier held at  Terre dei Consoli Golf Club  was suspended at 5:20 pm local time due to darkness. It will resume at 8:30 am local time tomorrow morning when the final spots will be given out. The top 28 players will qualify for the  Q-School Finals .

The players that qualified from the Stage 1 Tournaments gained access to the Final Stage, which will take place at  Golf Nazionale  and  Olgiata Golf Club  in Northern Rome from November 15 th -17 th . The best-ranked players at the conclusion of next week’s event can earn playing status for the 2024 season on the Alps Tour.

Stage 1 Qualifier at  Miglianico Golf & Country Club

Spain’s  Erik Shukhart  shot the lowest score of the Stage 1 Qualifier held at  Miglianico Golf & Country Club . He concluded his qualifier in 1 st  place with a two-day score of 5 under-par, (135). In second place, with a two-day total of 4 under-par, (136), another fellow Spanish player,  Ramon Clavell Vallejo  who was tied for 2 nd  place after yesterday’s first round. In 3 rd  place, English amateur  Robert Holden  with a two-day score of 3 under-par, (137). The 1 st  round leader, England’s  Ian Clark, concluded his qualifier in a 3-way tie for 4 th  place at 2 under-par alongside French amateur  Anguerrand Voisin  and Netherland’s  Thom Hoetmer  (am).

At the end of today’s round, the top 21 players in the final scoreboard earned a spot into next week’s  2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage . As there was a four-way tie for the 21 st  spot, a playoff occurred on the 10 th  hole between Austria’s  Clemens Gaster , Italian amateurs  Pietro Bonamin  and  Lorenzo Acerbo,  and Dutch amateur  Rick Hessing .

After two playoff holes, Netherland’s  Rick Hessing   (am)  came out on top and qualified with the last available spot.  Clemens Gaster  will be the 3 rd  alternate,  Pietro Bonamin   (am)  will be the 6 th  alternate, and  Lorenzo Acerbo (am)  will be the 9th alternate at next week’s  Alps Tour Q-School Finals .

Stage 1 Qualifier at  Golf Club Le Fonti

French amateur  Antoine Pellissier,  who was tied for 2 nd  place after yesterday’s first round, concludes the  2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Stage 1 Qualifier  held at  Golf Club Le Fonti  in 1 st  place with a two-day score of 6 under-par (136). In second place, with a two-day total of 4 under-par (138) Italian amateur  Gabriele Bravin.  English amateur,  Jack Mcphail concludes his qualifier in 3 rd  place, only 1 stroke back with a total score of 3 under-par (139).

After today’s round, the top 28 players in the final leaderboard earned their spot in the field of next week’s  2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage . As there was a five-way tie for the 28 th  spot, a playoff occurred between France’s  Baptiste Achard ,  Pierrick Peracino,  and  Thomas Ripert,  and Italy’s  Riccardo Rovatti (am)  and  Andrea Martini .

Italy’s  Andrea Martini  and France’s  Thomas Ripert  earned the last two available spots.  Baptiste Achard  will be the 2nd alternate,  Riccardo Rovatti (am)  will be the 5 th  alternate, and  Pierrick Peracino  will be the 8 th  alternate of next week’s  2023 Alps Tour Q-School Finals .

The hunt for a 2024 playing category has begun. 

Players are competing at  Golf Club Le Fonti ,  Miglianico Golf & Country Club,  and  Terre dei Consoli Golf Club.  All the players will play the Stage 1 qualifier final round tomorrow. At  G.C. Le Fonti,  there are 70 players in the field and 28 spots available, at  Miglianico G.&C.C.,  there are 52 players in the field and 21 spots available to qualify, and at  Terre dei Consoli G.C ., 71 players are competing with 28 spots to be promoted into the  Alps Tour Qualifying School Finals .

After the 1 st  round of the  2023 Stage 1 Qualifier  currently held  at Golf Club Le Fonti , Italian amateur  Lorenzo Casartelli  is in the lead after a 3 under-par, 68. He made 2 bogeys, 1 double bogey and 7 birdies in his opening round. There is a 4-way tie for 2 nd  place, only 1 stroke back at 2 under-par: Italy’s  Gabriele Bravin  (am), France’s  Antoine Pellissier  (am), Monaco’s  Sandro Piaget  and Italian amateur  Filippo Grossi .  In 6 th  place at 1 under-par, Spain’s  Anton Vazquez Muinos .

These are the only 6 players who were under-par at the conclusion of today’s first round. At the end of tomorrow’s round, which will begin at 8 am local time, the top 28 players will earn their spot into next week’s  Alps Tour Q-School Final Stage  field.

England’s  Ian Clark  leads with a 5 under-par, 65 after the first round of the  Stage 1 Qualifier,  which is being played at  Miglianico Golf & Country Club . Spain’s  Ramon Clavell Vallejo  is in a 4-way tie for 2 nd  place with a score of 2 under-par, 68, alongside England’s  Reis Suart  and  Robert Holden (am)  and Spain’s  Agusti Quinquilla . Only 1 stroke back from the four-way tie, there is a 5-way tie at 1 under-par with Netherland’s  Thom Hoetmer  (am),  Erik Shukhart,  and  Ignacio Fons Pelufo  from Spain, Italy’s  Stefano Pitoni,  and French amateur  Anguerrand Voisin .

At the end of tomorrow’s round, the top 21 players will earn a spot in next week’s event. The final round will begin at 8 am local time.

After round 1 of the  2023 Alps Tour Stage 1 Qualifier  played at  Terre dei Consoli Golf Club , Scotland’s  John Paterson leads with a 5 under-par, 67. Only 1 stroke back in 2 nd  place, English amateur  Mason Essam  with a first-round score of 68. In 3 rd  place France’s  Romain Lanteri  who shot a 3 under-par, 69. There is a 3-way tie for 4 th  place only 1 stroke back at 2 under-par with: Spain’s  Mario Garcia Garoz  and  Ruben Pardo Rodriguez  and Ireland’s  Simon Bryan .

Once tomorrow’s final round is concluded, the top 28 players will earn a spot in the field of the  2023 Alps Tour Qualifying School Final Stage,  where they will try and earn their playing status for the 2024 season.

The 2024 Qualifying School Stage 1 tournaments gets underway on Thursday!

November 7 th,  2023-  Like the past three seasons, the 19 th  edition of the  Alps Tour Qualifying School  will unfold in Italy. The  1 st  Stage  events will be played on November 9 th  and 10 th  in three distinct golf clubs:  Golf Club Le Fonti ,  Miglianico Golf & Country Club , and  Terre dei Consoli Golf Club . The  Final Stage  of the  2024 Qualifying School  will take place at  Golf Nazionale  and  Olgiata Golf Club  in Northern Rome from November 15 th -17 th .

This year, nearly 300 applications were submitted to participate in the  2024 Alps Tour Qualifying School.  Applications were open to any male professional golfer who belongs to a recognized PGA or Golf Federation, as well as male amateurs with a handicap not higher than 2.0. In the  2024 Alps Tour Qualifying School  fields, there are 141 amateur players, 47 players under 20 years old, and 183 players under 25. A total of 27 different nations that including: Australia, Bermuda, Brazil, Finland, Luxembourg, Lebanon, South Africa, and the United States of America, will be represented throughout the  2024 Qualifying School .

In the  1 st  Stage  events, there will be approximately 198 players competing in the three different venues. The tournaments will be played over 36 holes with no cut, and the top-ranked players will gain access to the  Final Stage  event. The top-ranked players at the end of the Final Stage will earn a full  Alps Tour  card for the 2024 season.

There will be 156 players in the field at the  Final Stage of the 2024 Alps Tour Qualifying School , where 74 players have already been exempt into the field. The exempt players from the  1 st  stage  and automatically eligible to participate in the  Final Stage  are: all of the players ranked in the  2023 Alps Tour Order of Merit  who weren’t in the field at the  2023 Alps Tour Grand Final presented by AURALIS , all of the past winners of the  Alps Tour Order of Merit , the winners of the past three editions of the  Alps Tour Qualifying School , the leading 10 European Amateur players in the  World Amateur Golf Ranking as of October 17 th  and players who competed at the  2023 World Amateur Team Championship  and/or the  2023 European Boys/Men Team Championships  and/or the  2023 Walker Cup .

There will be three golf courses throughout Italy that will host the  First Stages  of our  Qualifying School  this year:  Golf Club Le Fonti ,  Miglianico Golf and Country Club , and  Terre dei Consoli Golf Club .

The first venue that will host the  Stage 1 Qualifying School  event is located in Northern Italy, approximately 30km southeast of Bologna. The tournament will unfold at  Golf Club Le Fonti  in Castel San Pietro Terme. The course is home to 18 holes of golf and will be set as a par 71, 6411 meters. Rolling hills and a typical Emilia-Romagna landscape surround  Golf Club Le Fonti . It has previously hosted  Alps Tour  events,  Ladies European Tour  events, and  Qualifying Schools . The players will face multiple water hazards, making it a tough challenge.

Miglianico Golf and Country Club  is the second course hosting  Stage 1  events this year. It is a 5875-meter par 72 course in the Province of Chieti, about 20km south of Pescara in the Abruzzo Region. It was designed by well-known American golf architect,  Ronald Kirby . The course is surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, bunkers, and artificial lakes, making  Miglianico Golf  a pleasant but challenging course to play with strategically placed bunkers and water hazards. It has hosted numerous prestigious events, including the  Abruzzo Alps Open  nine times, the  2021, 2022, and 2023 1st stage of Alps Tour Qualifying School,  and the  2009 Games of the Mediterranean .

Terre dei Consoli Golf Club , designed by  Robert Trent Jones Jr , is the third golf course that will host  Stage 1 Qualifying School . It is one of the most recent golf courses in Italy that opened in 2011, located north of the Eternal City of Rome. The  Terre dei Consoli Championship Course  is a 6885-meter Par 72 course with an out-and-back routing. The course is perfectly integrated into the green valleys that embrace and welcome it. Made-to-fit obstacles raise its spectacular technical characteristics, fascinating all golfers. It has hosted numerous events in the past, including  Alps Tour  as well as  Challenge Tour  tournaments.

The  Alps Tour  wishes the best of luck to all the participants competing at the three different venues, and we are eager to follow the next rising golf stars #risinggolfstars!

Augustin Holé wins the 2023 Alps Tour Grand Final Presented by AURALIS Limitless Lighting

Cavaso del Tomba, October 20 th  2023   – After 1 hole of sudden-death play-off, France’s  Augustin Holé  wins the  2023 Alps Tour Grand Final Presented by AURALIS Limitless Lighting  with a birdie on the 1 st  playoff hole.  Holé,  alongside, Spain’s  Quim Vidal  concluded their final round at  Asolo Golf Club  tied for the lead, therefore, took part in a 2-way sudden-death playoff thanks to their final score of 10 under-par. Tied for 3 rd  place at 9 under-par Italy’s  Elia Dallanegra , Ireland’s  Paul McBride  and France’s  Benjamin Kedochim.

Ireland’s  Ronan Mullarney  wins the  2023 Alps Tour Order of Merit  and secures himself one of the five sought-after  2024 Challenge Tour  cards that were up for grabs. Alongside  Mullarney , Spain’s  Quim Vidal , Netherland’s  Kiet Van der Weele , France’s  Oihan Guillamoundeguy  and England’s  Jack Floydd  earned the remaining 4 cards that will give them access to the  2024 Challenge Tour .

The winner’s trophy that was handed to  Augustin Holé  was designed and created by artist-designer  Roberta Verteramo .

The final round of the  2023 Alps Tour Grand Final Presented by AURALIS Limitless Lighting  began at 9:00 am local time from both the 1 st  and 10 th  hole under overcast skies with some occasional light rain showers at  Asolo Golf Club  in Cavaso del Tomba, Italy.

For this event, we are grateful to have  AURALIS Limitless   Lighting  as the tournament presenting sponsor.  Auralis  is the first integrated industrial hub in the lighting field. A unique, vertical and comprehensive group of excellence that defines a new era in the lighting sector through a strong drive for technological innovation, the pursuit for beauty, and a clear mission aimed at promoting the culture of light as a tool to improve the quality of people’s lives.

The tournament also has numerous sponsors and partners such as:  Ricoh ,  GAS Milano 1984 ,  Battistella Golf ,  Extreme Factory ,  Imball Veneta ,  Golf 2.0 Megastore ,  Twïntee ,  Federazione Italiana Golf ,  Fédération Française de Golf ,  Real Federación Española de Golf  and  Österreichischer Golf-Verband .

Follow the livescoring starting tomorrow morning on  www.alpstourgolf.com  or the official “Alps Tour Golf” app.

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Welcome to the 2023 alps tour grand final presented by auralis limitless lighting .

Cavaso del Tomba, October 16 th  2023  – After a 13-week season, it’s time for the season-ending event, the  2023 Alps Tour Grand Final Presented by AURALIS Limitless Lighting . To be eligible to participate in the sought-after final, professional or amateur players must have participated in at least 5 events in 3 different countries. The first 50 professional players and ranked amateurs inside the ‘Top 50’ are eligible to compete. To compete in the final, besides being inside the ‘Top 50’ each player must be an  Alps Tour  member.

At the end of this week’s event, the top 5 players in the  Alps Tour Order of Merit  rank will earn a  Challenge Tour  category 12b card for the 2024 season.

Current Order of Merit Leader and a 2-times winner this season, Ireland’s  Ronan Mullarney  has already secured himself one of the five coveted  Challenge Tour  cards that are up for grabs this week. Alongside him, Netherland’s  Kiet Van der Weele , who captured 3 wins his season, automatically earned himself a category 12a  Challenge Tour  card for the 2023 and the 2024 season.

The  2023 Alps Tour Grand Final Presented by AURALIS Limitless Lighting  will occur in Northeaster Italy, at Asolo Golf Club  in Cavaso del Tomba from October 18 th – 20 th  2023. This is the 1 st  time that  Asolo Golf Club  will host the  Alps Tour Grand Final  and 9 years since it last hosted an  Alps Tour  regular tournament.

On Tuesday 17 th October, with a shot-gun start at 11:00 am local time, the traditional best ball aggregate to Par Pro-Am will occur with approximately 20 teams participating.

Being the last event of the season, the best-ranked players will be competing for the  2023 Alps Tour Grand Final Presented by AURALIS Limitless Lighting  title, but more importantly, they will attempt to earn one of the 5 eagerly desired  2024 Challenge Tour  cards that will be assigned to the top 5 ranked players in the Order of Merit at the end of this week’s event.

In the field this week, all of this season’s winners will be present, which include:  Jack Floydd  winner of the season opener,  Quim Vidal , a three-times winner this season  Kiet Van der Weele , a two-times winner and the most recent winner  Ronan Mullarney ,  Luca Cianchetti ,  Jose Manuel Pardo Benitez ,  Lars Keunen ,  Manfredi Manica ,  Gianmaria Rean Trinchero and  Oihan Guillamoundeguy .

The 49 players in the field this week are competing for a prize fund of €50,000 and 60,000 points. The winner of the  2023 Alps Tour Grand Final Presented by AURALIS Limitless Lighting  will earn € 10,000 and 9,500 Order of Merit points.

The tournament format is a 54 holes stroke play, 18 holes a day with no cut. In case of a tie for 1st place at the conclusion of the 54 holes, there will be a sudden-death playoff to determine the winner of the  2023 Alps Tour Grand Final Presented by AURALIS Limitless Lighting .

The most recent winner of the tournament is Ireland’s  Jonathan Yates , who won the event in 2022, held at  Modena Golf & Country Club .

For the most up-to-date entry list, click here .

Asolo Golf Club  is home to 27 holes of golf (red, green, and yellow courses) and the  Asolo Golf Academy  for players of all levels. The 27 holes at  Asolo Golf Club , were developed by  European Golf Design . It was founded in 1995 by a group of entrepreneurs, including  Gilberto Benetton,  and the current President of the Golf Club is  Christian Benetton .

The  2023 Alps Tour Grand Final Presented by AURALIS Limitless Lighting , will be played on  Asolo Golf Club ‘s Red and Green course, which is what is usually selected for tournament play. The course will be set up as a 6283 meters, Par 72. The red course allows players to make a few mistakes despite having vast, undulating greens and deep bunkers. On the other hand, the green course is shorter and more technical, with narrow fairways, many water obstacles, and a challenging final 3 holes.

Asolo Golf Club, host of this week’s tournament. Photo Credit: Asolo Golf Club

Beyond the golf,  Asolo Golf Club  offers a well-equipped fitness center with a sauna, massage room, and relaxation area, a soccer field, a children’s playground, and tennis courts. During the summertime, there is also a swimming pool surrounded by greenery.  Asolo Golf Club  also has a guesthouse and a large conference room.

Tournament Promoter

The  2023 Alps Tour Grand Final Presented by AURALIS Limitless   Lighting  is promoted directly by the  Alps Tour .

For this event, we are grateful to have  AURALIS Limitless   Lighting  as the tournament presenting sponsor.  Auralis   is the first integrated industrial hub in the lighting field. A unique, vertical, and comprehensive group of excellence that defines a new era in the lighting sector through a strong drive for technological innovation, the pursuit of beauty, and a clear mission aimed at promoting the culture of light as a tool to improve the quality of people’s lives.

The tournament also has numerous sponsors and partners such as:  Ricoh ,  GAS Milano 1984 ,  Battistella Golf ,  Extreme Factory ,  Imball Veneta ,  Golf 2.0 Megastore ,  Twïntee ,  Federazione Italiana Golf ,  Fédération Française de Golf ,  Real Federación Española de Golf  and  Österreichischer Golf-Verband .

Follow along on  www.alpstourgolf.com  or the official “Alps Tour Golf” app to keep up on all the latest news (available on App Store for iOS devices and Play Store for Android).

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• Date: 19 April 2023
• Start time: 10:00
• Avg. speed winner: 39.599 km/h
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• Departure: Ritten
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• Race Length 752 kms
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Tour of the Alps 2023 Route stage 5: Cavalese - Brunico

The riders clip into their pedals in Cavalese, at the base of the last climb of the prior stage. They enter the same climb, only to continue further north after almost 7 kilometres of climbing. This is the Passo Lavazè, an ascent totalling 9.6 kilometres and averaging 8.3%. While the climb leveled out in the 4th stage, this time the last 2 kilometres go up at almost 12%.

The summit of the Lavazè is situated at an elevation of 1,808 metres, making it the highest peak of this year’s Tour of the Alps. The riders then enter a fast and very long descent on a wide and smooth road.

After reaching the lowest point of the day in Cardano – at 290 metres – the route follows the Valle Isarco and the Val Pusteria upstream, so slightly uphill. Several sections are somewhat steeper until the first crossing of the finish line happens with 37.4 kilometres.

The last ascent of the Tour of the Alps begins 10 kilometres later. The climb to Riomolino kicks in hard with 6 kilometes at more than 10%, while the entire ascent totals 7.8 kilometres and averages 8.2%, mainly because of a small downhill in the penultimate kilometre.

The riders plunge down to the last 5 kilometres on the flat, while the home straight runs false flat uphill.

The first three riders on the line gain time bonuses of 10, 6 and 4 seconds, while the intermediate sprints come with 3, 2 and 1 seconds.

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L’application, qui compte Yacine Brahimi et Ronaldinho comme investisseurs, a de grandes ambitions pour les prochains mois.

Plus simple. Plus rapide. Et (donc) plus efficace. Lancée le 1 er janvier 2023, l'application Footsider – qui trouve son origine dans l'Académie Seconde Chance – a complètement révolutionné le recrutement dans le monde du football en France. En près d'un an et demi, la plateforme de mise en relation qui compte Yacine Brahimi et Ronaldinho comme investisseurs est parvenue à convaincre plus de 125 000 utilisateurs et plus de 1 500 clubs (essentiellement) amateurs. Une croissance assez impressionnante, d'autant plus que désormais, les footballeurs et les structures s'inscrivent de manière « organique », c'est-à-dire d'eux-mêmes, sans publicité payante.

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Déjà plus de 3 000 « matchings »

Mais au-delà de ce beau développement en termes d'utilisateurs, c'est l'efficacité de sa solution qui est intéressante. « On est contents, on a déjà réalisé plus de 3 000 'matchings'. Un club poste une opportunité, une offre de recrutement comme sur LinkedIn, les joueurs postulent et quand un joueur est accepté par la structure, ça ’matche’ », explique au Figaro Malik Chekaoui, l'un des cofondateurs. Autant dire que Footsider a trouvé son marché.

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Une offre «premium» lancée récemment

Et justement, après avoir confirmé qu'il existait bel et bien un (grand) besoin et (surtout) que sa solution y répondait (pleinement), l'entreprise a décidé d'appuyer sur l'accélérateur. Récemment, elle a lancé une offre « premium » à destination des joueurs. Pour 8,99€ par mois, ces derniers peuvent désormais « postuler de manière illimitée et avoir accès à du contenu exclusif avec des intervenants », indique Malik Chekaoui. Auparavant, l'offre « free » leur permettait de consulter toutes les opportunités et de postuler (seulement) à une offre par mois. Une évolution commerciale prévisible. En revanche, pour les clubs, c'est encore totalement gratuit. « Ce sont comme les filles en boîte de nuit [rires]. Plus on a de clubs, plus on a de joueurs donc pour nous c'est stratégique de leur proposer notre solution gratuitement. En plus, les clubs amateurs n'ont pas beaucoup de moyens », révèle le cofondateur.

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Une levée de fonds en préparation pour s'internationaliser

Par ailleurs, pour cette année 2024, Footsider – qui revendique entre 1 000 et 3 000 nouveaux joueurs inscrits chaque semaine – ambitionne de sécuriser le marché français, c'est-à-dire d'engranger encore davantage d'utilisateurs, joueurs comme clubs. Mais l’entreprise travaille aussi sur une (nouvelle) levée de fonds pour s’ouvrir à l’international à partir de 2025. Pour ce tour de table, elle souhaite convaincre des investisseurs complémentaires, des fonds d’investissement et des business angels hors football, capables de l’aider dans son développement. Nul doute qu’avec sa belle croissance, elle devrait y parvenir. Et franchir ainsi un (nouveau) cap.

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Adidas et le Real présentent le maillot domicile du club espagnol ce mercredi. Pour s’offrir un maillot Kylian Mbappé, il faudra débourser au moins 150 €. Il ne sera cependant pas disponible avant le 1er juillet.

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Mondial des clubs 2023 : tout savoir sur Al Ahly - Al Ittihad

Horaire, informations, onze probables, joueurs clés, diffusion : retrouvez toutes les informations liées au match du deuxième tour du Mondial des clubs 2023 entre Al Ahly et Al Ittihad.

Le deuxième tour du Mondial des clubs 2023 se déroule le vendredi 15 décembre

Rescapés du premier tour, les Saoudiens d'Al Ittihad défient les Égyptiens d'Al Ahly

La FIFA vous livre les principales informations avant ce match

Al Ahly, vainqueur de la dernière Ligue des champions de la CAF et Al Ittihad, champion d'Arabie saoudite en titre, s'affrontent à Djeddah lors du deuxième tour de la Coupe du Monde des Clubs de la FIFA 2023™. L'enjeu est simple, il s'agit d'aller rejoindre le champion d'Amérique du Sud Fluminense en demi-finale.

Contrairement à son adversaire, Al Ittihad a déjà lancé sa compétition puisque l'équipe saoudienne était concernée par le premier tour contre Auckland City, mardi soir. Devant leurs supporters, Karim Benzema, N'Golo Kanté et leurs partenaires n'ont pas tremblé en s'imposant 3-0 et auront des allures de favoris, une fois encore, ce vendredi. Ils devront cependant se méfier du savoir-faire d'Al Ahly dans la compétition puisque le camp égyptien, roi d'Afrique, dispute le Mondial des clubs pour la neuvième fois de son histoire.

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Al Ahly - Al Ittihad (21h heure locale | King Abdullah Sports City Stadium)

Le vainqueur de ce duel affrontera Fluminense en demi-finale , le lundi 18 décembre 2023.

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Le vainqueur de ce duel affrontera Manchester City en demi-finale , le mardi 19 décembre 2023.

Les onze de départ probables Les onze de départ probables

Al Ahly : Mohamed Elshenawy - Mohamed Hany, Mohamed Abdelmonem, Yasser Ibrahim, Ali Maâloul - Aliou Dieng, Marawan Attia, Mohamed Afsha - Hussein Elshahat, Kahraba, Percy Tau.

Al Ittihad : Marcelo Grohe - Muhannad Alshanqiti, Ahmed Hegazy, Hassan Kadesh, Zakaria Hawsawi - N’Golo Kanté, Fabinho, Faisal Alghamdi - Romarinho, Karim Benzema, Igor Coronado.

Les joueurs à suivre Les joueurs à suivre

Al ahly al ahly.

Mohamed Elshenawy L'expérimenté gardien d'Al Ahly est l'un des grands atouts des champions d'Afrique. Athlétique, doté de réflexes aiguisés sur sa ligne, leader né, le portier, également numéro un en sélection, n'est pas le capitaine de son équipe par hasard.

Percy Tau L'international sud-africain Percy Pau compte bien faire parler sa science du dribble et sa rapidité pour faire briller Al Ahly en Arabie saoudite. L'ailier, en plus d'être un expert dans l'art de déséquilibrer l'adversaire, est aussi très adroit face au but comme le démontrent ses 15 réalisations depuis le début de la saison.

Al Ittihad Al Ittihad

Fabinho Milieu de terrain de grande classe, Fabinho fait preuve d'une indéniable solidité à Al Ittihad. Révélé à Monaco, l'ancien de Liverpool compte aussi 29 sélections avec le Brésil.

Romarinho L'attaquant d'Al Ittihad a été l'un des joueurs les plus performants du premier tour face à Auckland et en plus d'avoir ouvert le score, sa technique et sa force de pénétration ont constitué une menace constante pour la défense adverse.

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22 Al Ahly va disputer son 22e match dans le tournoi, tout simplement un record en Coupe du Monde des Clubs de la FIFA™.

4 Lors du succès 3-0 d'Al Ittihad contre Auckland City, Karim Benzema a inscrit le troisième but de son équipe et est devenu le premier joueur de l'histoire à marquer dans quatre éditions différentes du Mondial des clubs.

3 Al Ahly ambitionne de rejoindre la finale de la Coupe du Monde des Clubs de la FIFA pour la première fois mais a déjà terminé à la troisième place à trois reprises (2006, 2020, 2021).

27 Lors de son entrée en lice, Al Ittihad a réussi à tirer au but à 27 reprises contre Auckland City, là où le champion d'Océanie n'a pu déclencher que trois tirs seulement.

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