Jessica Carlson, 29, sought her first European Tour victory.
Then 22-year-old Maja Stark defended an astonishing feat of the German Masters in Berlin – with two straights.
– I was so nervous on hole 18. I didn’t think I had a chance, says the Swede.
Maya Stark He claimed his fourth career victory on the European Tour after a dramatic finish on Sunday.
Her compatriot Jessica Carlson started off with an impressive run on Thursday and held onto the lead until the final hole of the competition.
There, the 29-year-old stood up for a ghost after the rash fell into the woods.
great ending
On the other hand, Maja Stark made an impressive contribution with her second shot from the four hole, stopping the ball just inches from the hole.
It was noted for a birdie, just like the 17th hole, which meant a stroke win ahead of Carlson who shared second place with Leonie Harm, Germany.
It finished strong at 15 under the overall average.
“I was so nervous on hole 18, I thought I had no chance of winning after failing on hole 16,” Stark says on the Eurosport broadcast.
– It was a frustrating tour, I don’t think I’ve ever felt this way before. I’m glad it’s over.
I took a two week break
Maja Stark has two weeks of rest left over. Something I decided to do after I missed the qualifier limit at the Scandinavian Mixed in mid-June.
I went into the third month without rest with a lot of training. She said at the time that it no longer bothers the body or the brain.
Break seems to have benefited her.
Lynn Grant, 23, finished fourth.