An interesting advantage at the head of the positions today established Franco Romero, who reaches the last round as the main candidate to keep the title in the 44th Norpatagonian open protect, which is played at the Palihue Golf Club and is presented by the Management Consortium of the Port of Bahía Blanca.
The Rosario completed his journey with 66 blows (-4) to harvest a total of 197 and, in this way, establish a margin of 4 with respect to the Tucumano César Costilla with whom he had ended up matched after Friday.
The 30 -year -old, started Saturday’s day and with four Birdies and a Bogey in the first leg, was consolidated at the head of the positions, taking advantage of the fact that Costilla showed irregularities in his game, completing five Bogeys and three Birdies in the first 9 holes.
Romero kept calm on the way back and despite the ruling in 17, he recovered in the last hole to close with 66 impacts. Meanwhile, the Tucumano, who even lost the second place, regained his calm and with successes in the 14th and in 18 he managed to close with 70 impacts.
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{{msj}} {{msj}}“I hit very well and felt very comfortable from the tee to Green. I walked well with the putter in the first leg, but I let some good opportunities pass in 13, 14, 15 and 16, but I could close with a Birdie and complete a good round.” Romero expressed to the tournament press.
“One tends to relax when it comes with advantage on the last day, but that is just what I don’t have to do. I have to stay focused to win the tournament,” he completed.
Beloqui, meanwhile, had a promising start with three Birdies (and one bogey) in the first leg, but was not so fine on the return route and therefore was not closer to the leaders. Even Félix Córdoba managed to match it in the third placement after a great round with 64 blows (-6).
Apartial paragraph deserves the route of Franco Scorzato, who put eight birdies (without errors) to complete 62 blows (the best round so far in the competition) and, thus, to be expectant in the fifth place with Gustavo Acosta, six blows from the leader.
The first ten positions are completed by Matías Simasski (204), Leandro Marelli (204), Bernardo Bide (205) and Horacio Carbonetti (205).
Tomorrow, the pointer lot will leave from 12, seeking to know who will be the new champion of this contest.
The awards ceremony is scheduled for 16.
Among the fans, Juan Martín Loureiro remains at the forefront of positions with 207 blows (turns of 68, 70 and 69), three less than Mateo Pulcini (71, 71 and 68)
