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Tournament Details
BMW Ladies Italien Open
from Thu, June 02, 2005 to Sun, June 05, 2005 |
Parco di Roma in Rome, Italy
 Parco di Roma
PAR 72, 4 Rounds
Between the hills and the slopes of the Roman country side, just 10 minutes from the downtown Rome, is the first European golf course that has been realized by one of the most famous American architects whose last name ties him to the history of the golf world, the Dye family.
"You'll use every club in the bag to play virtually every shot in the book.. ", holding faith to his dogma, P.B. Dye has drawn the course of the Parco di Roma Golf Club.
The eighteen holes course par 72 is located in the north zone of Rome, among the Via Cassia and the Via Flaminia. In a territory full of of archaeological and environmental wealths.
The Practice Centre is inserted in a natural gully and counts 50 open postings and 15 covered bays,
We are proud of the project of an archaeological course coordinated by Arch. Leonetti, superintendent of Zone, that enthusiastically foresees to create an open-air museum inserted in the golf course.
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Comments |
A disappointing 75 on day two
It would just have needed a tiny thing here or there to make all of the cuts in the past tournaments, but it just didnt happen nor does it right know. With a total of 5 over par, Nora missed the cut by 5 strokes at the BMW Ladies Italien Open. This means hard work for Nora within the next days to come to prepare for Arras in France. We all know that she can do it.
74 - 2 over par on the first day
Two double bogeys are the main reason for this 74, 2 over par. The one at the 16th was a flyer out of the rough into the water hazard, a sad double bogey. Nora had some ups and downs, but she knows how to go for tomorrow. In order to make the cut maybe par should be just fine. |
Prize fund |
Prize money at "BMW Ladies Italien Open" is Euro 300'000.00 this corresponds to CHF 450'000.00
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Results
Round 1: 74
Round 2: 75
Score: 149 / +5
Rank: 87.
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