Top 10 for Moran in Tunisia as Foley joins Mullarney in Alps Tour top-10

Hugh Foley joined Ronan Mullarney within the prime 10 within the Alps Tour Order of Advantage when he completed sixteenth within the 2025 Tunisian Golf Open on Saturday.

Citadel’s Robert Moran was the most effective of the Irish at The Residence Golf Tunis, closing with a five-under 67 to complete tied for eighth on six-under, seven behind Spain’s Alvaro Hernandez Cabezuela.

The occasion was decreased to 36 holes and Moran took benefit of the higher aspect of the draw to sit down at sixteenth within the Order of Advantage after the primary 4 occasions (T17, CUT, T10, T8).

Foley acquired the dangerous aspect of the draw, enjoying his first spherical within the worst of the wind that lashed the early starters on day one and compelled organisers to cancel the afternoon play on day two and scale back the occasion to 36 holes.

He adopted a gap 73 with a 67 to complete tied sixteenth on four-under and transfer to tenth within the Order of Advantage race for 5 HotelPlanner Tour playing cards.

Michael Youn was T33 on one-under (74-69), with Mullarney (ninth within the Order of Advantage) 51st on three-over (74-73).

On a day marked by reasonable winds that intensified towards the ultimate holes for the sector’s prime gamers, Hernandez Cabezuela (22) adopted a 69 to a 62 to safe his second in 4 begins by two photographs from Italy’s Jacopo Vecchi Fossa and Spain’s Rocco Repetto, who completed birdie-albatross (2-2) for a 65, on 13-under.

“It’s been a difficult few days with the wind throughout the first two rounds, and I’m actually happy with how I’ve performed,” Hernandez Cabezuela mentioned.

“I’d like to keep up this sturdy kind. I’m only one win away from incomes computerized promotion to the HotelPlanner Tour. I must preserve working laborious, and I’m very pleased with the progress I’m making.”

The Alps Tour now strikes to Tabarka for the 2025 La Cigale Golf Open by Alps Tour, scheduled from March 25-27.