Challenge Tour Grand Final 2003 - HotelPlanner Tour

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Homeboy Bourdy Leads by One as Challenge Tour Grand Final Gets Ready for Nailbiting Finish
Frenchman Gregory Bourdy took advantage of his local knowledge to shoot to the top of the leaderboard with a halfway total of six under par 136 at the European Challenge Tour Grand Final at Golf du Médoc, Bordeaux – the final event of what has been a thrilling season.
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Eligibility for the Grand Final
The leading 45 Members from the 2003 Challenge Tour Rankings as at October 19, at the end of the Turespana Mallorca Classic, will qualify to play the Challenge Tour Grand Final.
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Play Suspended for the Day at Challenge Tour Grand Final
Play at the European Challenge Tour Grand Final was suspended for the day at Golf du Médoc, Bordeaux, due to a permanent threat of lightning. The players will resume their first round matches at 09:15 local time on Friday, October 24, with the second round expected to start at 10:40.
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Location
Golf du Medoc
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Edfors Emerges as Favourite to Become Challenge Tour Champion at the Grand Final
Johan Edfors took control of the European Challenge Tour Grand Final with a scintillating third round 66 to establish a four shot lead on ten under par 203 and put himself in prime position to win both the tournament and the Challenge Tour Rankings at Golf du Médoc, Bordeaux.
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Promoter
Alain de Soultrait
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Challenge Tour Reaches Climax in Bordeaux
Judgement day is approaching for the European Challenge Tour players as they get ready to contest the season’s finale – The Grand Final at Golf de Médoc in Bordeaux, with the pressure for places on The European Tour in 2004 reaching fever pitch.
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Carriles Wins The Grand Final as Edfors is Crowned Challenge Tour Champion 2003
The European Challenge Tour Grand Final reached a fitting climax at Golf du Médoc in Bordeaux with a stunning play-off between José Manuel Carriles and Johan Edfors, with Carriles producing a wonderful seven iron approach to the first sudden-death hole to snatch victory and the €25,600 first prize.
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Schedule of the Week
Monday, October 20
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