Austrian Alpine Open: Nicolai von Dellingshausen wins the first title of DP World Tour while Kristoffer Reitan draws 60 | News Golf

Nicolai von Dellingshausen obtained a first world tour of the DP at the Austrian Alpine Open, despite an astonishing final round of Kristoffer Reitan, who finished equally in the second row.

The brilliant Rafale of Von Dellingshausen marked the turning point on Sunday propelled him to a two-stroke victory despite the best effort of Reitan, who threatened a last day of 59 when he set the goal of the clubhouse.

A week from nine shots to win Soudal Open in a play-off, Reitan threatened in a similar way when eight head shots start the day, the Norwegian again caught fire in the last round.

Reitan has shot in 29 years after following the Birdies in the second and fourth with four consequences of the sixth. He did another birdie on the 11th before pouring his 34 -foot putt on the 12th difficult to make consecutive gains and take a share of the head on 15 sous.

Another 15th Birdie meant that Reitan had to collect two other shots in the last three holes for a 59 years. The 27 -year -old gave himself a good chance for an eagle in the 18th, only so that his 26 -foot putt slides just.

Von Dellingshausen started the day a first shot from the advance but found himself three in front after 10 holes thanks to a Birdie-Aigle-Birdie Run du Eighth.

The German managed to go to his house to finish the tournament 19 under the peer, two Reitan and the longtime leader Marcel Schneider.

Von Dellingshausen suffered from a few late fears while his tee-shot in the 16th landed in a Fairway bunker before saving the 10-foot peer, while his 18th tee-shot flew to the penalty surface but landed safely in the harsh.

A closing peer to finish the tournament saw him enter the winner’s circle for the first time at this level.

“I can’t describe it, honestly. I’m a little lost for words right now,” he said. “I really try not to cry. It was such a difficult trip in the past two and a half years with the loss of the card.

“Everything brought me to this stage here and now I’m here!

“Thank you to everyone who came here and who have just looked and supported. It looks like a home tournament for me.

“I love playing in Austria. I always play well when I play here for any reason – it must be food!

“It was simply incredible to have so many people who come here encouraging for us.”