Open de France 2005 - DP World Tour

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Van de Velde Leads Storm Hit Open de France
Jean Van de Velde can at last see light at the end of the tunnel after a course record equalling 64 at Le Golf National gave the Frenchman an early one stroke lead in the Open de France.
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Van de Velde Holds his Lead
Jean Van de Velde continues to lead the field at the conclusion of the delayed first round of the Open de France after his course-record equalling 64.
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Promoters
A.S.O.
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Course Record Propels Romero into Lead at Le Golf National
Eduardo Romero smashed the course record at Le Golf National with a stunning nine under par 62, making light of his 50 years to lead the Open de France at the halfway stage.
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Did You Know?
The Open de France has a rich history dating back to 1906, with Frenchman Arnaud Massy claiming the title, making it the oldest National Open Championship on Continental Europe. Here is the list of oldest Continental National Open Championships:
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Remesy Triumphs in Open de France after thrilling Play-off
Jean-Francois Remesy successfully defended his Open de France title after play-off with Jean Van de Velde at the end of a day packed with drama and emotion at Le Golf National.
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Major Champions Join Remesy In Richest Open de France
Major Champions Paul Lawrie, José Maria Olazábal and Ian Woosnam will join four of last year’s victorious European Ryder Cup Team and defending champion, Jean-Francois Remesy, in the richest Open de France at Le Golf National.
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Facts & Figures
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Location
Le Golf National
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Three-way tie at Le Golf National
At the end of a day dominated by French players, defending champion Jean-Francois Remesy and Jean Van de Velde find themselves tied for the lead with Argentina’s Eduardo Romero going into the final round of the Open de France.
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