Israel Open: Yair Thaler and Dana Lerner win crowns


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Yair Thaler won a men’s multiplication and Dana Lerner a woman’s multiplication of a 2017 Israel Golf Open.


Gaash Golf Club hosted a event, that featured visiting players from Slovakia, Hungry and Russia.


Yair played his 3 rounds all underneath standard on a par-70 march with rounds of 67, 66 and a final turn of 66, giving him a sum of 199, 11 underneath par. In second place was Dor Hacham with a net esteem going to Oliver Nemeth from Hungary.


Lerner won a ladies open with scores of 73, 70 and 69, giving her a sum of 210, dual over par. Second place went to Ekaterina Malakhova from Russia with a net esteem going to Elana Maria Tarabova from Slovakia.


The 50+ and 65+ categories are to be finished on Friday, after that a bar will reason a awards ceremony. Playing in a 50+ territory on Thursday, Amos Burstein scored a hole-in-one on a par-3 fourth hole, personification from a stretch of 119 meters.


From left to right: Hollo Zsomber from Hungry leader of a boys' juniors section, Lev Grinberg from Ukraine and Dana Lerner leader of a girls’ youth section
From left to right: Hollo Zsomber from Hungry leader of a boys’ juniors section, Lev Grinberg from Ukraine and Dana Lerner leader of a girls’ youth sectionShmulik Futeran

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