Mercedes-Benz Championship 2007 - DP World Tour

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Soren Hansen wins the Mercedes-Benz Championship
A brace of eagles on the back nine helped Denmark’s Soren Hansen to a final round of 67 and victory in the Mercedes-Benz Championship – a triumph he said he would “enjoy for a very long time” given the manner of his success in overcoming “all the best players of
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Course Information
CourseOpened – 1996Course Designer – Jack NicklausSpecial Features - Outside maintained rough you have long white whispy grassGeneral Playability - Very good course to play. Good play rewardedUndulating/ flat - Flat courseTree lined/exposed - ExposedMany / few water hazards - Water hazards on 50 % of the holesChanges to the
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Immaculate short game gives Hansen the lead in Germany
A short game, described by his playing partner and tournament host Bernhard Langer as “immaculate” helped Denmark’s Søren Hansen into a one shot lead at the halfway stage of the Mercedes-Benz Championship in Cologne.
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Which Dane will bring home the bacon in Germany?
The final day of the Mercedes-Benz Championship will take on the role as the unofficial Golf Championship of Denmark as Thomas Björn and Søren Hansen emerged as joint leaders after the third round at Golf Club Gut Lärchenhof.
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Cabrera heads elite field at Mercedes-Benz Championship
US Open Champion Angel Cabrera heads an elite 78 man field, including 27 winners from The 2007 European Tour International Schedule, for this week’s Mercedes-Benz Championship at Golf Club Gut Lärchenhof on the outskirts of Cologne.
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Did You Know?
• Bernhard Langer is looking to win the Mercedes-Benz Championship for a fifth time in his career, having won the event in 1989, 1991, 1997 and 2001. Should be successful this would represent the second European Tour event he has claimed on five occasions, following the German Open. Of his
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Westwood races into Mercedes-Benz lead
England’s Lee Westwood equalled the lowest score of his career when he fired a brilliant 11 under par 61 in the opening round of the Mercedes-Benz Championship at Golf Club Gut Lärchenhof, to hold a four shot lead from Denmark’s Sǿren Hansen, who shot 65.
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Facts & Figures
First played:1987
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Ticket Info
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Promoter
Erwin Langer
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