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Tamburlini thirteenth at the Women's Open

Strong tournament without a happy ending: Chiara Tanburlini finished the major tournament in Wales in a good 13th place.

Strong tournament without a happy ending: Chiara Tanburlini finished the major tournament in Wales in a good 13th place.

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Chiara Tamburlini narrowly misses out on the top 10 in thirteenth place at the Women's Open, one of the five majors on the women's golf tour

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03.08.2025, 21:33•04.08.2025, 06:46

Chiara Tamburlini finished the tournament on the Royal Porthcawl Course in Wales two shots behind 8th place. After two of four rounds, the St. Gallen native was still a brilliant third.

She played par (72) on Saturday and dropped back to 8th place before a round of 74 followed on Sunday.

Morgane Métraux from Vaud came 23rd and finished the four rounds with 288 strokes, while Albane Valenzuela from Geneva failed to make the cut on Friday. The winner was Miyu Yamashita from Japan.

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Tamburlini thirteenth at the Women's Open