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Jean Hugo has won the inaugural Portugal Legends Championship by six shots after a scintillating bogey-free final-round 62 at Pinheirinho on the Alentejo coast.
It was the 50-year-old South African’s second win in his last three events, following victory at the Reignwood Legends Championship in Beijing in October.
With Hugo at -20, Greg Owen finished second on -14 after a closing 65, with Johan Edfors a further shot back.
Andrew Marshall finished fourth at -12, one ahead of a group of players

Jean Hugo has won the inaugural Portugal Legends Championship by six shots after a scintillating bogey-free final-round 62 at Pinheirinho on the Alentejo coast.
It was the 50-year-old South African’s second win in his last three events, following victory at the Reignwood Legends Championship in Beijing in October.
With Hugo at -20,  Greg Owen finished second on -14 after a closing 65, with Johan Edfors a further shot back.
Andrew Marshall finished fourth at -12, one ahead of a group of player

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Casandra Alexander secured her third victory of the season on the Ladies European Tour after winning the Wistron Ladies Open by three shots at Sunrise Golf & Country Club in Chinese Taipei.
The 27-year-old South African opened with an eight-under par 64 on the first day of action and bookended it with same score on the final day, sandwiched between rounds of 71 and 68, to win with a score of 21-under-par.
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Japan’s Miyu Yamashita successfully defended her title at the LPGA Tour’s Maybank Championship, beating China’s Yan Liu by two shots.
The 2025 Women’s British Open winner and third-round leader had a 72-hole total of 22-under par after a final round 68 at Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club.
Yamashita had five birdies on Sunday, offset by just the one bogey at the par-4 9th, in a near perfect week where she led from Friday’s second round until the final hole, with earlier rounds of 65