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Rainy game in Swedish Open


Sweden 03 Oct 2007 at 08:31 | Published by: JJM | Views: 7778 | News search

Rainy game in Swedish Open Increasingly rainy weather could not stop Hans Olofsson from winning the first prize in Swedish Open 2007 — the first official competition on “open system” courses in the history of Swedish Minigolf Federation.

The competition was played at the 12-hole putting course in Åkersberga, near Stockholm. Players were allowed to use an official golf ball only, which was provided by the organizers.

Open system courses are designed to imitate the appearance and feeling of a real golf course, inviting golfers to play with minigolfers in the same tournaments. In United States the minigolf association has a long and successful tradition of a close relationship with golf players.

Åkersberga putting course has attracted large crowds of players during the summer, but the rainy September morning could not attract more than 17 players to compete for the sizeable money prizes. Rainwater was efficiently drained by the artificial grass of the course, however, and playing the competition was possible in weather conditions that would have been unthinkable for other types of minigolf courses.

Hans OlofssonJesper Anderssonhole 1hole 12

In the preliminary rounds the best game was shown by Jesper Andersson (26.33), followed by Hans Olofsson and Harry Grönlund of Finland (both 27.33) and Bengt Svensson (27.67). More clearly behind this leading group, the four other players to qualify into the final cup phase were Ricard Lockner, Robbin Fahlén-Ådahl, Krister Magnus­son and Anders Schedin.

WMF world ranking no. 2 Anders Olsson stayed in the pace of Top Eight for two rounds (29 + 29), but in the catastrophic third round 34 he saw his chances washed away and gone with the wind.

The top scorers Jesper Andersson, Harry Grönlund and Bengt Svensson were knocked out of the competition in the first cup round, but Hans Olofsson was able to keep his position over the top. In the final round against Anders Schedin, Olofsson opened strongly and gained a lead of three points during the first lanes. Later in the round he made several unexpected mistakes, however, and Anders Schedin had a chance of tying the game, until his missed putt at the last hole let Olofsson walk away with the first prize.

Cup finals of Swedish Open 2007:

Qualifying rounds:

01.    ANDERSSON Jesper
02.    OLOFSSON Hans
03.    GRÖNLUND Harry
04.    SVENSSON Bengt
05.    LOCKNER Ricard
06.    FAHLÉN-ÅDAHL Robbin
07.    MAGNUSSON Krister
08.    SCHEDIN Anders

09.    THELIN Tommy
09.    SÖDERQVIST Jan
11.    MORELL Said
11.    OLSSON Anders
11.    GUSTAFSSON Tyko
14.    LUNDGREN Ronnie
14.    MATSSON Conny
16.    HÖGBERG Fredrik
17.    SJÖBLOM Diana


28   27   24   =   79    (26.33)   
25   27   30   =   82    (27.33)   
28   27   27   =   82    (27.33)   
25   31   27   =   83    (27.67)   
26   33   28   =   87    (29.00)   
27   31   29   =   87    (29.00)   
28   29   31   =   88    (29.33)   
33   29   27   =   89    (29.67)   

31   30   30   =   91    (30.33)   
29   32   30   =   91    (30.33)   
31   27   34   =   92    (30.67)   
29   29   34   =   92    (30.67)   
32   29   31   =   92    (30.67)   
32   32   30   =   94    (31.33)   
33   31   30   =   94    (31.33)   
32   34   30   =   96    (32.00)   
45   45   41   =   131  (43.67)   



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United Kingdom 17 Sep 2007 at 20:06 | views: 9746 | Comments: 0

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