The second round on Sunday morning was much more pleasant, with significantly lower temperatures. In the third round on Sunday afternoon, after just over half of the holes had been played, the first storm clouds appeared and it became a race against time to see whether the Grüttpark would be hit by the storm. Towards the end of the round, however, the tournament had to be interrupted for safety reasons so as not to endanger the players in the storm.
After some deliberation, the TD team decided to cancel the third round and end the tournament with only two rounds counted.
Results:
MPO:
| 1. | Tony Ferro | -22 |
| 2. | Oliver Baumgartner | -12 |
| 2. | David Hüsler | -12 |
FPO:
| 1. | Babs Vranken | +40 |
MJ18:
| 1. | Luke Ferro | +3 |
| 2. | Maxim Manell | +22 |
MP40:
| 1. | Michael Stelzer | -7 |
| 2. | Simon Achermann | -6 |
| 3. | Martin Jenny | -3 |
MP50:
| 1. | Christian Tresch | +8 |
| 2. | Marco Carfora | +16 |
| 3. | Thilo Winckel | +21 |
MP60:
| 1. | Peter Hüsler | +9 |
| 2. | Gilles Molard | +28 |
| 3. | Peter Fritschi | +33 |
FP60:
| 1. | Mercedès Fritschi | +53 |
All results can be found on the PDGA website.
The next Swisstour stop will take place in Kreuzlingen. The K2 Birdie Fest (already sold out) invites you to the next Challenger tournament on the shores of Lake Constance. Before that, however, all eyes will be on Langevåg (Norway). That’s where the European Disc Golf Championships and the European Juniors Disc Golf Championships will take place from June 26 to 29. Switzerland will be represented by several players. We wish everyone there a great tournament! HOPP SCHWIIZ!
