Frenchman Alexander Levy won the Portugal Masters after the final two rounds of the event in Vilamoura were cancelled due to heavy rain and storms
Alexander Levy of France won the second European Tour title of his career, and the 2014 season, with a three-shot victory over Nicolas Colsaerts.
The Frenchman had snatched the lead after 36 holes thanks to a 61 he shot in round two, a round that contained 10 birdies.
He beat Nicolas Colsaerts who followed up a 60 in round one, where he agonisingly missed out on the European Tour’s first 59, with a second round of 67.
“It feels very special,” said Levy. “If at the start of the year you had said I would win two tournaments I would say ‘never!’ to you.
“I played only four shots at the weekend and I won the tournament, but the most important thing is I have the trophy in my hand.”
Portugal Masters Oceanico Victoria Golf Course Vilamoura, Portugal, Oct 9-12, purse €2,000,000
1 Alexander Levy (Fra) 63, 61 124 €250,000 2 Nicolas Colsaerts (Bel) 60, 67 127 €166,660 3 Felipe Aguilar (Chi) 65, 64 129 €93,900 T4 Richard Bland (Eng) 66, 65 131 €63,700 T4 Morten Orum Madsen (Den) 65, 66 131 €63,700 T4 Romain Wattel (Fra) 67, 64 131 €63,700 T7 Chris Wood (Eng) 68, 64 132 €34,740 T7 Danny Willett (Eng) 65, 67 132 €34,740 T7 Scott Jamieson (Sco) 63, 69 132 €34,740 T7 Michael Hoey (Nir) 65, 67 132 €34,740
Note: Player score in bold signifies Titleist ball usage
