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06 - 09 Jun 2013
Golf & Spa Kunětická Hora, Dříteč, Czech Republic
SUNDAY JUNE 9, 2013 – D+D REAL CZECH CHALLENGE OPEN
François Calmels fired a sizzling 11 birdies in a final-round 65 to come from behind and win his second Challenge Tour title of the season on an eventful last day at the D+D Real Czech Challenge Open.
In a remarkable turnaround, six birdies in succession from Francois Calmels saw the Frenchman establish a two-shot lead as the D+D Real Czech Challenge Open reached a frantic, action-packed climax.
Adam Gee made just a pair of birdies over the front nine but remained two shots clear of the field during the final round of the D+D Real Czech Challenge Open.
A third consecutive round of 66 sent Englishman Adam Gee two clear heading into the final day of the 2013 D+D Real Czech Challenge Open.
As Englishman Adam Gee secured a two shot lead heading into the final round at the D+D Real Czech Challenge Open, his compatriot Matt Ford equalled the course record - in part thanks to some friendly inspiration.
A six under par 66 from Luis Claverie early on Saturday morning propelled the Spaniard up the third round leaderboard and showed the later starters that there was still excellent scoring to be had as the D+D Real Czech Challenge Open continued.
There was a presence of Czech Republic players still involved on the weekend at the D+D Real Czech Challenge Open as Stanislav Matus, Ondrej Lieser and Lukas Tintera all made the halfway cut at Golf & Spa Kunetická Hora.
Despite using a set of borrowed clubs after his were lost en route to the D+D Real Czech Challenge Open, Denmark’s Jeppe Huldahl bettered his first round 77 by 13 strokes on Friday to make the cut on the mark.
There was a five-man tie for the lead heading into the weekend at the D+D Real Czech Challenge Open, as inspired performances from Englishmen Robert Dinwiddie and Adam Gee were matched by Italy’s Andrea Pavan and Spaniards Adrian Otaegui and Carlos Aguilar.
