DP World Tour - Golfer de Bruyn plays his way to the top in Munich
Golfer Jannik De Bruin advances as the best German to the final day of the tournament in Munich. The day after the emotional farewell of legend Bernhard Langer, the 24-year-old climbed to a tied 21st place with a 69 (par) round on the Par-72 course. Jeremy Paul also played a three-under-par round and is tied for 28th place.
The Englishman Jordan Smith took the lead with a 66 (two under par) round. He is tied with the further leading Scot Ewen Ferguson, who goes into the last day with both being 14 under par. Due to an announced thunderstorm, play was finished earlier than originally planned on Saturday. The tournament victory will be rewarded with $425,000 (approximately €390,000). The total prize money amounts to $2.5 million.
For the 66-year-old Langer, his last tournament was already prematurely ended earlier. The golfer, who was accompanied by much applause throughout his round, missed the cut at the BMW International Open - there was still plenty of applause after his last putt.
- The BMW Open, a renowned tournament on the DP World Tour, is being hosted in Munich, Germany, attracting top golfers from around the world.
- Jannik De Bruin, a young German golfer, had an impressive performance on the final day of the tournament, tying for 21st place.
- Munich, known for its rich cultural heritage and the stunning Bavarian landscape, is not only known for its beer gardens but also for hosting esteemed golf tournaments like the BMW Open.
- Bernhard Langer, a golfing legend, bid farewell to the game during the tournament, with a warm reception from the crowd in Munich, despite an earlier cut in the BMW Open.
- The DP World Tour finale will see fierce competition between top golfers, including Englishman Jordan Smith and Scot Ewen Ferguson, who are both tied at 14 under par, with the winner receiving $425,000.
