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Alison Muirhead.
Boulden, the 2014 LETRookie of the Year, closed the Final Stage with a round of five-under-par 68 on the South Course for a 90-hole total of 351, 10-under-par.
The 26-year-old from Llandudno in Wales, whose career best finish in six years on tour was second in the 2014 Lacoste Ladies Open de France, had set a personal target of 12-under-par for the marathon examination, but was happy with her score, especially after a week of changeable and challenging weatherconditions.
She said: ?I?m relieved. It?s always a tough week coming back to Q-School. I decided to play a bit on the Symetra Tour last year and didn?t manage to keep my LET card from the six events in which I played, so I was always planning to come back. I
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MURCIA, SPAIN ? Jan 26, 2020: Amy Boulden will return to the Ladies European Tour in 2020 after winning the Qualifying School at La Manga Club by three strokes from Magdalena Simmermacher and
Players out early on the driving range
love playing in Europe, but you feel a bit of extra pressure once you?ve had your card a n d t h e n l o s e i t . I t ?s a b i g r e l i e f to have it.
?I?ve done quite a lot of swing work over the last year or so and I didn?t actually feel like I had my game today. I know I shot a good score but my iron-play wasn?t quite there. I putted well and I feel like all areas of my game are getting
Phyliss Hall better and it?s just about