Bouygues Telecom Grand Final 2004 - HotelPlanner Tour

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Location
Golf du Medoc
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Schedule of the Week
Monday, October 18
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Entry List
1 Alessandro TADINI (It)2 Lee SLATTERY (Eng)3 Graeme STORM (Eng)4 Matthew KING (Eng)5 Johan AXGREN (Swe)6 Marc CAYEUX (Zim)7 Leif WESTERBERG (Swe)8 Philip ARCHER (Eng)9 Henrik NYSTROM (Swe)10 Garry HOUSTON (Wal)11 Fredrik HENGE (Swe)12 Richard BLAND (Eng)13 Oliver WILSON (Eng)14 Ariel CANETE (Arg)15 Sam LITTLE (Eng)16 Kyron SULLIVAN (Wal)17 John
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Venue & Location
Golf du Médoc
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Promoter
Alain de Soultrait
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Day of Destiny Awaits Drysdale and Walker in Bordeaux
Scotland’s David Drysdale and England’s Sam Walker are set to go head to head for a place on The 2005 European Tour International Schedule in the final round of the European Challenge Tour’s Bouygues Telecom Grand Final.
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Challenge Tour Grand Final Off to a Flying Start
England’s Neil Cheetham stormed to the top of the leaderboard at the European Challenge Tour’s Bouygues Telecom Grand Final, carding an opening round of six under par 65 to take a one shot lead from his fellow countryman Mathew Morris in what was an excellent first round at the Golf
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Challenge Tour Season Set for Thrilling Finale
The 2004 European Challenge Tour season is set for a thrilling finale at this weekend’s Bouygues Telecom Grand Final at the Golf du Médoc, Bordeaux, France, where the top 45 players will do battle for the top 15 spots on the Challenge Tour Rankings and the chance join World Numbers
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Drysdale and Eliasson Go Low to Lead the Grand Final
Scotland’s David Drysdale and Mathias Eliasson of Sweden, fuelled by the pressure of the Bouygues Telecom Grand Final, posted outstanding rounds of six under par 65 to share the halfway lead at the European Challenge Tour’s final event of the 2004 season.
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Drysdale Produces Astonishing Comeback to Win Grand Final
Scotland's David Drysdale produced the shot of his life to complete an absolutely astonishing comeback and win a sudden-death play-off with Sweden's Mattias Eliasson at the Bouygues Telecom Grand Final - taking the €34,250 first prize he required to win his place on The 2005 European Tour via the Challenge
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