Marc Hammer secures his Asian Tour card in Hua Hin after a five-hole playoff. Other Germans fail to make the cut.
Isi Gabsa and Celina Sattelkau secured limited playing rights for the 2025 Ladies European Tour season after finishing inside the top 50 at Q-School. Gabsa finished T21, narrowly missing out on full status by a single stroke, while Sattelkau ended T36. Carolin Kauffmann just missed the cut, falling to 51st after a bogey on the final hole. The tournament, shortened to 72 holes due to poor weather, was won by Poland’s Dorota Zalewska with a total score of 19 under par.
LET Q-School: Gabsa’s Late Charge Falls Short
Isi Gabsa delivered her best round of the week on Saturday, carding a 66 to climb the leaderboard. She made three consecutive birdies on holes 5 through 7 and added four more on the back nine. A lone bogey on hole 12 ultimately proved costly, leaving her one shot shy of a full LET card.
Celina Sattelkau played a composed final round, finishing with two birdies and one bogey for a total of six under par and a T36 finish. The 24-year-old improves on last year’s performance, where she narrowly missed the top 50 and was placed in a lower category.
Heartbreak for Kauffmann and Hausmann
Carolin Kauffmann appeared poised to secure limited status again this season, but a bogey on the 18th hole dropped her to 51st place at four under par, just outside the cutoff. Sophie Hausmann also missed the top 50, finishing T58 at three under par. Despite a strong final round 69 that included an eagle on hole 10, a poor opening round at three over par proved too much to overcome.
Other German results: Chiara Horder (T77, even par), Chiara Noja (T86, +1), Christin Eisenbiss (T114, +4), Sophie Witt (T114, +4), Hannah Karg (T124, +6), Verena Gimmy (T124, +6), Hanna Tauber (T141, +11), Lisa Marie Schumacher (T144, +12).
Marcel Schneider and Marcel Siem impressed on Moving Day at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open and head into the final round in strong positions.
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Marc Hammer secures his Asian Tour card in Hua Hin after a dramatic playoff. Other German players miss the cut after round four.
Isi Gabsa and Celina Sattelkau secured limited LET status at Q-School 2025, while other German players missed the cut.
Marcel Schneider and Marcel Siem delivered strong rounds on Saturday at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open, entering the final day in contention.