Canadians On Tour
Calgary's Cindy Pasechnick, one of seven Canadians competing for an LPGA TOUR card for the 2009 season, managed to shoot 1-under par 71 for a share of 17th place in the opening round of the 90-hole qualifying-school tournament at Daytona Beach, Florida Wednesday.
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Canadian Bryan DeCorso of Guelph, Ontario shot a bogey-free round with six birdies to post a 6-under par 66 and tie for fourth place, just one stroke behind a trio of players who share first place after day one of the PGA TOUR's final stage of Qualifying School in La Quinta, California Wednesday.
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Despite three-putting the final hole, Argentina's Rafael Gomez recorded a three-under par 68 and won the Sport Frances Open by one stroke in the first event of the Canadian Tour's 2009 international season, conducted in Santiago, Chile.
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From the outset highly ranked Sweden was picked as the nation to beat and in the end it was the Swedish twosome of Robert Karlsson and Henrik Stenson who shot a remarkable 9-under par 63 to overtake third-round co-leaders Spain and Australia to win the OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup of Golf in Shenzhen, China Sunday.
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Christopher Guenther of Germany, the only player to shoot three consecutive sub-par rounds, has a two shot lead heading into Sunday's final of the Sport Francis Open in Santiago, Chile where the Canadian Tour is kicking off the first event of the Tour's 2009 schedule.
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With their second fourball score of 8-under par 63 in three rounds Australia has move into a tie with Spain for the lead after three rounds of the OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup of Golf in Shenzen, China.
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A five-under par 66 has propelled Germany's Christoph Guenther into a three-stroke lead halfway through the Canadian Tour's Sport Francis Open being played this week in Santiago, Chile.
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While Spain has replaced Germany atop the leaderboard of the World Cup of Golf in Shenzhen, China, a difficult round in foursomes (alternate-shot) competition has pushed Canada from third to eighth place and eight strokes back of the leaders after two rounds.
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