First victory. At last. What do you want me to say. Off the cuff, yes, the truth is, I’m very happy, I’m very pleased. Honestly, it doesn’t matter anymore whether it’s in the Alps, Challenge, or DP World Tour. Obviously, I know it’s not the same, but winning is winning.
It’s something that, without a doubt, was putting a lot of pressure on me. I had it there on top of me and I couldn’t get it out of my head. With such a beautiful and successful amateur sports career as I had, you expect that in the professional field it will be something similar, but it has not been like that. It has cost me a lot, I have put too much pressure on myself, I have focused a lot on the old amateur me and it has not helped me at all. I don’t know what will come from now on, but I have taken a weight off my shoulders, I have felt very relieved.
I had been playing very well all year and I was getting into position, but then winning is very difficult. The truth is, I didn’t remember it being so difficult. Halfway through the round, when I was co-leader, I got a bit nervous and, although I didn’t do badly because I got pars on difficult holes, and I was unlucky on the 16th which ended in bogey, I stayed there, I knew how to control the nerves and that helped me to play very well the last two holes and finish with birdie.
Very happy, very relieved and very eager to continue, to keep putting myself in position. I am already sixth in the Alps Tour ranking and the goal of moving up to the Challenge is very close, the top five get in. I will go all out in the next two tournaments. Afterwards, I don’t forget, there is the option of the Tour School, where I am already in the second phase.
I hope that more good news about me will continue to come, I will give it my all. Thank you very much to everyone for the support I have received. I have received many messages and they have made me very happy.
