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Bautista cashes in with victory at FNB Eswatini Challenge

  • Writer: Sunshine Tour
    Sunshine Tour
  • 8 hours ago
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Austin Bautista. Tyrone Winfield/Sunshine Tour
Austin Bautista. Tyrone Winfield/Sunshine Tour

Australia’s Austin Bautista captured his second Sunshine Tour title by winning the FNB Eswatini Challenge at the Ezulweni Golf & Country Club by two strokes on Saturday.

Bautista closed with a 67 to win on 17-under par, with the South African duo of Herman Loubser (67) and Dylan Mostert (67) and Frenchman Benjamin Kedochim (71) sharing second place on 15-under par.

“I am absolutely stoked to have won this golf tournament,” an elated Bautista said after lifting the trophy.

The Australian started Saturday’s final round two shots off the lead and opened with a bogey on the first hole. But a run of six birdies over the next 11 holes gave him a lead which he managed to hold despite making two bogeys over the closing holes.

“I said going into the week that this golf course suits me really well – little fades off the tee, hitting wedges close and making putts, it suits me perfectly. I am really happy to have won and am looking forward to coming back next year,” Bautista said.

Bheki Bhembe received the Sunshine Tour Caddie Medallion as the winning caddie.

With his second Sunshine Tour title now secured, Bautista moved from fifth on The Courier Guy Order of Merit into the second place, behind this season’s current leader Sameul Simpson.

Bautista won his first title on the Sunshine Tour at last year’s Sunbet Challenge presented by the Wild Coast Sun and has impressed ever since. The Australian’s first title was followed by six top-10 finishes, with three of them being second places, the most recent at the FBC Zim Open.

Bautista now prepares to defend a title in next week’s Sunbet Challenge hosted by the Wild Coast Sun.


Austin Bautista with Bheki Bhembe who received the Sunshine Tour Caddie Medallion as the winning caddie. Tyrone Winfield/Sunshine Tour
Austin Bautista with Bheki Bhembe who received the Sunshine Tour Caddie Medallion as the winning caddie. Tyrone Winfield/Sunshine Tour

Scores

199 - Austin Bautista 67 65 67

201 - Herman Loubser 69 65 67

201 - Dylan Mostert 65 69 67, Benjamin Kedochim 65 65 71

202 - Jaco Ahlers 69 64 69

202 - Daniel Cronje 65 68 69, Wynand Dingle 68 63 71

203 - Martin Rohwer 68 69 66

203 - Benjamin Van Wyk 69 67 67, Luke Brown 63 70 70, Charl Barnard 66 66 71

204 - Conner Mackenzie 70 68 66

204 - Graham van der Merwe 69 67 68, Jacques P de Villiers 69 66 69

205 - Jaco Van Zyl 69 70 66

205 - Agustin Errazuriz 71 66 68, Dayne Moore 69 67 69, Christiaan Burke 69 66 70

206 - Gerhard Pepler 71 68 67

206 - Haydn Porteous 72 66 68, Simon du Plooy 70 67 69, Luke Jerling 68 68 70, Lyle Pedro 67 69 70

207 - Jacques Blaauw 66 73 68

207 - Oliver Goldhill 71 66 70, Tomas Gana 67 69 71, Pierre Viallaneix 69 66 72, Carlos Bustos 70 65 72, Jean Hugo 68 66 73, Matthew Spacey 68 66 73

208 - Pieter Moolman 69 71 68

208 - Tyrone Ryan 70 70 68, Matt Millar 72 67 69, Samuel Simpson 71 68 69, Malcolm Mitchell 69 70 69, Luis Carrera 69 68 71, Xander Basson 67 70 71

209 - Jaco Prinsloo 67 73 69

209 - Estiaan Conradie 71 68 70, Callum Bruce 67 70 72, Pierre Pellegrin 68 68 73, Rupert Kaminski 66 70 73

210 - Kyle De Beer 69 71 70

210 - Franklin Manchest 71 69 70, Keenan Davidse 71 69 70, Jbe' Kruger 72 67 71, James Mack 72 64 74

211 - Quintin Wilsnach 71 69 71

211 - Martin Leon 71 66 74, Rhys Enoch 66 70 75

212 - Altin van der Merwe 65 75 72

212 - Joe Sullivan 68 71 73, Keegan Mclachlan 65 69 78

213 - Tristan Leonard 68 72 73

213 - Musiwalo Nethunzwi 70 70 73

214 - Jack Davidson 68 71 75

215 - Tristen Strydom 68 71 76

216 - Allen John 69 71 76

216 - Keanu Pestana 70 70 76

217 - Travis Ladner 72 68 77

218 - JJ Senekal 71 68 79

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