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John Ram claimed his second consecutive championship in the individual Lev Golf despite losing in a separate match at the Indianapolis event, as he earlier launched the best 60 professionals, and he did not win a championship throughout the year.

The Spanish fasted by Joaquin Niemann, who finished fourth in the week, for the title that lasts for the second year in a row, despite the Chilean player winning five times in the Saudi -backed round in 2025.

Ram was unable to claim his first victory in the championship within 12 months, however, after he was defeated in a decisive match in several weeks, this time to Sebastian Monoz in Colombia.

After he gave him the last round of Ram in the 11th round in 60 years in Chatham Hills, he advanced at the club on Sunday, Monoz-which became Friday, became the first player to score 59 with a double ghost-with the last two holes compared to 65 to connect the Ram 22 championship degree.

Monoz then won the qualifiers in the first additional hole, 18 years old, thanks to a six -feet length.

“It is a great moment, but it is great to finish the year when he loses two qualifiers,” Ram admitted.

“I am sure that over time I will overcome it, and I will really appreciate what I have done this year. To be able to win the season without actually winning the championship, I know I will be proud of that.”

Niemann finished five shots again after the 66th round.

He said about his loss of the title, which lasted for less than three points in the Lev arrangement, “It is difficult to swallow.”

“But at the end of the day, I think this is what it is. I feel that he will put something more difficult inside me and I try to be in this situation again next year and make it different.”

He led Munoz and Niemann Torque GC to the event championship with the team with a total of 64 years.

Monoz said: “I had a little rudeness because it did not hit near me, and I finished it quickly,” Monoz said. “For the first time I was hitting it, so proud of that and so happy that I got back home with the cup.”

The Golf Lev League season concludes with the team in Michigan from Friday.

STENSON fell with the height of the poulter to safety

Meanwhile, the former open champion Henrik Steinson was fell after falling into the lower Lev Golf ranking.

Stenson, who lost Captain Rider Cup in 2023 after joining the Saudi -backed separation competition, was 22.

However, the increase in the late bird by Ian Bouter guaranteed the survival of the English player at the Stenson account, and Al -Suwaidi will now have to qualify to win his place in the next year tour.

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