I keep gaining more and more confidence the more I play and compete, which is good for me.
Thewin was the Butler University student’s second straight on the Gosling’s Moongate Tour and third overall having won last weekend’s Bermuda Amateur Men’s Stroke Play Championship at the same venue five days earlier.
“I have won three in a row and look forward to continuing the run I am on with full confidence in my game,” Leseur added.
After winning yesterday’s fifth round of the Gosling’s Moongate Tour at Port Royal Golf Course, Kenny Leseur continued his incredible winning streak to three rounds. The best amateur scored a two-over 73 to win by one shot over closest competitors Nick Jones, Chris Smith, and Eric West, who tied for second. The Royal Gazette quoted Leseur as saying, “I played pretty well; struck the ball well all day and probably only hit two bad shots.”
I missed all six of my opportunities to make a birdie within ten feet. Everything was the same for everyone because the greens aren’t the best right now. Up until the final hole, where he made a 17-foot birdie putt and his opponent two-putted for par, the 20-year-old was tied with fellow amateur West. That made the victory very memorable. alongside two birdies, numerous bogeys, and a double bogey in his round, Leseur commented, “I am happy that my mental game is back where it needs to be.” Leseur also loved playing alongside Eric (West) and Oliver (Betschart).
“The more I play and compete, the more confidence I seem to have in myself, which is positive for me.” After winning the Bermuda Amateur Men’s Stroke Play Championship at the same location five days prior, the Butler University student’s victory was his second straight on the Gosling’s Moongate Tour and his third overall. Leseur continued, “I am confident in my game and look forward to continuing the run I am on after winning three straight.” After finishing third in the Bermuda Amateur Men’s Stroke Play Championship last weekend, West achieved his second podium result in five days.
The former Tour de las Américas competitor noted, “Kenny played a solid back nine and made birdie on eighteen.” “The fifteen-foot slider I was trying to tie just wouldn’t break into the hole. “I didn’t play well last week at the Stroke Play Championship, and I didn’t play well today either. “To compete with these guys, I need to improve almost every aspect of my game.” Expert in The leader’s lead was surpassed by Andrew Trott-Francis, who completed the top five.
Top Scorer
Kenny Leseur (73). Nick Jones is 74. Chris Smith, aged 74 West Eric, 74 Francis Trott-Andrew 75 Betschart Oliver, 76 DeSilva Chaka 77 Smith Camiko, 79 Arman Newton (81).
Brangman Roger 82 Marcelos Thomas, age 83 Nicholas Kempe 85 Steven Lambert Jr., age 93