Winner last year of the French Professional Championship at Golf Du Médoc, Robin Roussel will try to defend his title among the best French players from April 7 to 9 in the Bordeaux Resort.
They will be 84, including six amateurs, hoping to get their hands on the Jean Garaialde Trophy from April 7 to 9 at the Golf du Médoc.
Robin Roussel, schedule
For the second edition organized by Kalika Conseil, the best French players will be gathered: Antoine Rozner, Matthieu Pavon, Romain Langasque, Julien Brun, Julien Guerrier, Michaël Lorenzo-Vera, Jeong weon Ko, Adrien Saddier, Robin Sciot-Siegrist, David Ravetto , Alexander Levy.
The “old” Raphaël Jacquelin, Grégory Havret and Grégory Bourdy will also be at the start and will certainly have their say.
Also note the presence of the members of the French team for the 2022 Amateur World Championships, who have since turned pro such as Julien Sale and Tom Vaillant, and the great hope still an amateur for the moment, Martin Couvra, author of a historic hat-trick in South Africa in February.
The event will take place over 54 holes on the Châteaux course. Only the first 40 professionals and tied will qualify for the last 18 holes.
Following the event, which spectators can attend for free, Jean Garaialde will present the French Champion trophy to the winner on Sunday at the end of the afternoon.
The list of departures and information can be found on the Golf du Médoc website.
Bordeaux is a French commune of 254 436 inhabitants, capital of the department of Gironde and of the region of New Aquitaine. The metropolitan area is the sixth most populous in the country and has 1 247 977 inhabitants (2017). The city, crossed by the Garonne, is part of Gascony and is famous throughout the world for the wine of the same name, Bordeaux.
In 2007, UNESCO designated the historic center of the city[7] a World Heritage Site, comprising a total of 347 buildings. The name comes from the ancient Roman city of Burdigala, on the edge of Gaul.
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