With a sensational final round of 61 strokes, Germany’s Michael Hirmer claimed victory at the Bonmont Pro Golf Tour 2025. The 28-year-old delivered eight birdies and one eagle on the final day to move into first place, finishing with a total score of -17, one stroke ahead of Clement Guichard (FRA), Allen John (GER), and Timo Vahlenkamp (GER), who shared second place at -16.

Hirmer began the final round six shots off the lead but played a flawless round on the par-71 course at Golf & Country Club de Bonmont. His 61 was the lowest score of the tournament and deservedly secured him the title.

20-year-old amateur Max Schliesing impressed with a steady climb up the leaderboard. With rounds of 69, 67, and 65, he finished tied for 9th at -12, making him the top Swiss player in the field.

Alessandro Noseda, member of the Swiss PGA, also played consistently (69/67/69) and concluded the tournament tied for 27th at -8.

Strong Setting for Bonmont Tour Debut

Making its first appearance on the Pro Golf Tour calendar, Bonmont delivered both in terms of sporting excellence and atmosphere. The course was in outstanding condition, challenging players with strategic layouts and rewarding precision. Six holes-in-one over the first two days added extra excitement and headlines.

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